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  https://www.normaltech.ai/

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  It's the @Gephi Week!

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  It's the end of the @Gephi Week!

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  Vibe coding is maieutic.

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  Apparently a Dane born in Copenhagen is a person who, once drunk, realizes they can speak Danish.

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  Matt Artz' "gephi-ai" allows AI agents to remote-control Gephi and perform an analysis. I just tested it and I was impressed. Claude Code actually looked at rendered images to iterate over the settings. It also identified something many students miss about this network: its time dimension. And it aligned the map vertically as I had asked. The install was a bit tedious to install, but it's just an alpha version for now. The repo: https://github.com/MattArtzAnt...

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  Working too much with text embeddings.

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  Independent execution of computations underlying research articles. https://codecheck.org.uk/

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  "Sacit" vs. "Saphor" data viz framework. Sacit: simple, authoritative, complete, impervious to the viewer, and transparent. Saphor: situated, authored, partial, historical, observer-dependent, and rhetorical. I'm just offloading a discarded fragment I had drafted during my writing process. The second series of qualifiers is from Johanna Drucker.

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  There Is No ‘Hard Problem Of Consciousness’ https://www.noemamag.com/there-is-no-hard-problem-of-consciousness/

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  I see academics disclosing their use of generative AI in their papers. They may do it willingly or just as a requirement in the publication process, I don't know. I can see why you would want to know that, but it still strikes me as odd.

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  "For 67% of real fact-checks, top AI models don't agree on the answer." "34% of claims involve ... substantive disagreement on the answer, not just a calibration shift." https://lenz.io/research/llm-disagreement

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  Loved debating whether ecologists should fly across the world to the big conferences where the powerful meet? You'll love: Can we use LLMs to critique LLMs at scale?

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  University logic

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  Inverse Laws of Robotics: * Humans must not anthropomorphise AI systems. * Humans must not blindly trust the output of AI systems. * Humans must remain fully responsible and accountable for consequences arising from the use of AI systems. https://susam.net/inverse-laws-of-robotics.html

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  🛠️ They make tools for the social sciences and humanities. Who are they? What do they want? Why don't they make better, different tools? On October 12 from 16:00 to 18:00 in Copenhagen, MASSHINE hosts a panel to give a voice to the SSH tool makers. Book your agenda and come discuss with us! Just register in the link below. https://www.en.ssh.aau.dk/masshine-talk-computational-tool-making-for-the-social-sciences-humanities-e85671

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  The Techno-Anthropology Lab, where I work, has made a video that is far too fun to stay buried in the sad shell of a website that the university has forced upon us, so I share it here. Enjoy! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JPOwLE7dX1E

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  I just finished rendering the "grounded AI map", a giant map of AI and algorithms in science that we are going to print as a 100m² vinyl floor mat that one can walk on, and exhibit in different places (stay tuned). Just showing a few pics because it's gorgeous. Each dot is a paper. The color is the year (red 1980 to blue and purple 2020+). Clusters are labelled + a code number allows getting more info.

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  Tomorrow I will be at the Computational Humanities Conference in Aarhus to present a short paper as a poster, where we (Matilde Ficozzi, @AndersKMunk & I) explain why some bridges in a network map can actually be clusters. Sub-optimal Recall in Visual Cluster Retrieval: When Clusters Look Like Bridges https://2024.computational-humanities-research.org/papers/paper5/ #CHR2024

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  🦶 Step on AI! Trample our giant visualization! The Grounded AI Map is a 100m² floor mat representing 2M scientific papers involving AI and algorithms. The Danish Technical Museum will be exhibiting it until June 2, 2025, in dialogue with objects selected from its collections. The museum is in Helsingør (think Hamlet), north of Copenhagen. Check it out: https://youtu.be/n4XSpCz3iJg

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  I'm in a conference about networks and as often, some speaker says something like "I did not use Gephi for this, sorry". I realize that my de-facto joke in this context has become "Now you need to make a donation to Gephi to absolve your soul." That's so great to have the donate system functional again. Donate! https://opencollective.com/gephi/donate

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  Hey les Parisiens, I will be in Paris throughout February. I'm visiting the Institute for Advanced Study to work on AI-augmented mapping and notably within RAG systems for computational SSH, along with @AndersKMunk . https://www.linkedin.com/feed/update/urn:li:activity:7420054429581881346/ Let's get in touch!

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  I will be covering the Open Research Devroom at the #FOSDEM all day, just follow the devroom's account! @FosdemResearch https://fosstodon.org/@FosdemResearch/115994315860935323

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  "AI is an incredible force multiplier for implementation, but it’s a dangerous substitute for design." Excellent, honest report on carrying out a software engineering project using agentic AI. https://lalitm.com/post/building-syntaqlite-ai/

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  RE: https://mastodon.social/@Yomguithereal/116375507606731189 xan is a command line tool that can be used to process CSV files directly from the shell.

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  Any technology that promises you more independence is in fact just offering to trade a visible dependence for an invisible one. (STS shower thought)

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  https://charcuterie.elastiq.ch/#00F8

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  I'm working on icons for @Gephi and @GrandjeanMartin made this. Digital humanist joke!