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opa AI safety, digital privacy prev: @brown.edu, @mit.edu / @tppmit.bsky.social, google

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Avijit Ghosh @evijit.io · 23/07/2026
In light of everything happening this week, I wanted to reiterate that AI Flaws and Incidents should be reported in a responsible, coordinated manner, and crucially, this should be administered by a competent body as opposed to voluntary self governance, akin to analogous systems in cyber (CVE).
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Kevin @paeth.xyz · 07/07/2026
While @standard.site is getting more traction (!), can we get some clarity on a finer detail of the implementation, specifically the recommendation to avoid trailing slashes in URIs? @mb21.bsky.social has a good issue here describing it: tangled.org/standard.sit... cc @aka.dad @evil.brookie.blog
tangled.org
Why recommend avoid trailing slashes on publications? #13
The Standard.site schema currently says about publication.url: "Avoid trailing slashes", and about document.path: "Combine with site or publication url to construct a canonical URL to the document. Pr...
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City of Boston Archaeology @archaeology.boston.gov · 10/06/2026
We’ve dubbed the southwestern portion of the trench Fancy Lad Corner due to the concentration of personal adornment artifacts 🎩 (2/2) #digBOS250 #digBunkerHill #archaeology
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Kevin @paeth.xyz · 10/06/2026
Arara-canindé, a.k.a. flying goofballs of the cerrado
Two blue-and-yellow macaws in a tree, with one sitting atop a branch and the other handing upside down from it.
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Kevin @paeth.xyz · 11/05/2026
TIL of the "human.json" protocol: codeberg.org/robida/human... "human.json is a lightweight protocol for humans to assert authorship of their site content and vouch for the humanity of others. It uses URL ownership as identity, and trust propagates through a crawlable web of vouches between sites."
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beetle moses @beetlemoses.bsky.social · 07/08/2025
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RJ Yew @r-jy.bsky.social · 24/01/2026
The Commodification of AI Sovereignty: Lessons from the Fight for Sovereign Oil (with Kate E. Creasey, Taylor Lynn Curtis, and @geomblog.bsky.social), is out now on arXiv: www.arxiv.org/abs/2601.11763.
Left: 1942 "War Map" produced by Esso, now ExxonMobil, charting oil's role in transportation as  "key to victory". Right: 2024 map produced by NVIDIA as part of an investor presentation slide deck describing its involvement in sovereign AI efforts globally. On the left panel: "Nations are awakening to the imperative to produce artificial intelligence using their own infrastructure, data workforces and business networks."
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