Reposted by Nate Angell
In the past week I have been quoted in a lot of pieces and the titles are all over the map: “humanities researcher,” “technologist,” “tech critic,” “artist (derogatory)”…My fave was “respected AI researcher” in The New Yorker last year. None of these are really wrong, but none are really correct.
![This is a digital platform designed to ultimately bring people together at local in-person events. “Our top priority is that people can find what they need and then take that info out into their community,” Bell said. She noted that corporate-owned social media platforms “are typically trying to keep [users] on there as long as possible, in order to show them as many ads as possible. We do not have that incentive for chicago.com.”](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:tqjpdhcxlnhjpv3byqjpz4l3/bafkreiaeqonanhzyivg6eyt5zzdlh5kcnpwrbjs4vgfjuhu6g47r4ivgiq)
