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Go look at the translation industry...
The hottest new job of 2026 is fixing AI’s mistakes.
New jobs with phrases “correct AI” or fixing “AI error” are now up 85%+ on Freelancer .com and 70% on Upwork in just a year.
Employees are drowning in a “flood of errors” and low-quality work from AI tools, per the Guardian.
36% of senior AI executives surveyed by EY say AI caused data loss, financial damage, and brand damage at their companies.
Meta cancelled its second round of layoffs after finding employees were spending more time on cleaning up AI errors than the actual task.
Microsoft and McKinsey are also limiting AI usage in their work.
Looks like AI isn’t ready to replace human workers just yet.
Alliandre📚🐴🌻🇪🇺 retweeted
Yes: handwriting still matters.
A new study has confirmed that writing by hand activates far more complex and widespread neural networks in the brain than typing, underscoring its importance for learning and memory.
Researchers at the Norwegian University of Science and Technology used a high-density EEG cap with 256 electrodes to record brain activity in university students. They found that the intricate, sensory-rich movements involved in handwriting, especially cursive, trigger highly synchronized brain waves across extensive areas of the parietal and central regions. These coordinated patterns are strongly linked to memory formation, cognitive processing, and encoding new information.
In contrast, typing, which involves repetitive, simpler finger movements, produced significantly less neural connectivity and engagement. The difference was striking: the brain appears much less active during digital writing.
The researchers conclude that the unique motor and sensory experience of holding a pen plays a key role in brain development and learning. As a result, they argue that handwriting instruction should remain a core part of education to support deeper comprehension and cognitive growth in the next generation.
[ “Handwriting vs. Typing: A High-Density EEG Study on Brain Connectivity During Learning” — Norwegian University of Science and Technology (published in Frontiers in Psychology, 2025)]
Dove stiamo finendo 😬😒
“The fourteen-year-old in my life says every single member of her class is using ChatGPT to write essays. We’ve put young people, who are not known for their impulse control, in a situation that makes them vulnerable to their own desire to cut corners.
“We’re told it’s more efficient, but do we dream of a more efficient future for our children? A good teacher is not teaching your child about Henry VIII; they’re teaching your child how to read a face, how to shape an argument, how to command an audience, how to tell jokes, how to transmit knowledge.
“A teacher can teach your child to be human. A computer can only teach your child to be a computer.” — Fantasy novelist Katherine Rundell
Alliandre📚🐴🌻🇪🇺 retweeted
I’m on Twitter / X through a VPN in Dallas, Texas, following the midterm elections. I’m actually based in the Netherlands.
And honestly, I’m absolutely stunned by the sheer scale of MAGA propaganda being shoved down Americans’ throats.
It’s as if Elon Musk has shoved a billion-dollar funnel into the mouths of American voters and is force-feeding them a grotesque blend of oligarchic and fascist propaganda until all that comes out is Republican foie gras.
The amount of Republican propaganda flooding your timeline is genuinely insane.
1. The so-called “America” account.
At the very top of the #1 Trending Topics, you’ll find an advertisement from an account called “America”.
Except it’s not America.
It’s a Republican propaganda account, sporting a gold verification badge, designed to manipulate and indoctrinate American voters.
2. Open Twitter / X from Texas.
A video automatically starts playing, portraying James Talarico as some kind of public enemy.
Cheap, shameless political propaganda.
Not a single word about his opponent, Ken Paxton.
Just an endless stream of attacks on Talarico.
Wonder why?
Perhaps because Ken Paxton has quite a little history of his own:
●Alleged corruption involving wealthy donor Nate Paul.
●Abuse of public office.
●Alleged bribery.
●Securities fraud charges.
●Alleged obstruction of justice.
●Retaliation against whistleblowers.
●Firing employees who reported him to the FBI.
●Alleged misuse of taxpayer-funded resources.
●Alleged interference in law-enforcement investigations.
●Alleged preferential treatment of political donors.
●Undisclosed compensation for promoting a company’s stock.
●Employment assistance for a woman with whom he acknowledged having an affair.
●Impeachment by the Republican-controlled Texas House.
●Acquittal by the Texas Senate.
●A $6.6 million whistleblower settlement.
●Controversy over extensive travel and taxpayer-funded security expenses.
Quite a résumé, isn’t it?
3. Fearmongering.
Republicans are also pushing the narrative that if Democrats win, democracy itself will be doomed.
Let that sink in for a moment.
They’re telling Americans that voting for Democrats is somehow a vote against democracy.
The irony is apparently completely lost on them.
4. Project 2025.
And then there’s Project 2025.
A detailed political blueprint for fundamentally reshaping the American federal government, concentrating executive power and dismantling longstanding institutional safeguards.
Critics have warned that its proposals threaten democratic checks and balances and could pave the way for authoritarian rule.
This isn’t some obscure conspiracy theory.
Its ideas are already influencing and being implemented in American politics.
5. Try a little experiment.
Google “James Talarico”.
The first two results you’ll encounter are sponsored advertisements paid for by TEXAS PAC and MAGA Inc.
Both pushing anti-Democratic messaging.
(See attached screenshot.)
This is what American voters are up against.
An unprecedented propaganda machine, backed by billionaires, political PACs and a social media platform that has become an increasingly powerful vehicle for partisan messaging.
And apparently, we’re supposed to believe this is all just about freedom of speech.
America, you deserve better than this.
Vote Blue. Vote Talarico. Vote for democracy. Vote for peace. For neighborliness. For tolerance. Vote against hate. Vote against polarization. Vote for your wallet. Vote to keep your freedom. Vote for inclusion ans tolerance.
Vote James Talarico.
Do what is needed for the future or yourself ánd your children.
Like ❤️ and RT this please.
Cos'è che vogliono fare NEL DEVON? Ma possibile che sti AI bro devono sempre cercare di rovinare i panorami più belli? Che Caspio hanno nel cranio? Ah già, UN TOSTAPANE 😡
Alliandre📚🐴🌻🇪🇺 retweeted
im four beers deep and i need everyone to understand that wikipedia is the last good thing. millions of strangers agreed to write down everything for free and then argue about citations forever. no ads. no paywall. this should not exist and it does and i'm crying about it
Alliandre📚🐴🌻🇪🇺 retweeted
When we look back in fifty years and ask ourselves how democracy gave way to tyranny, a huge part of it will be that everyone voluntarily abandoned reading, and it turns out you can’t have a modern, developed, free state without a highly literate population.
Alliandre📚🐴🌻🇪🇺 retweeted
l’ve had no orders for my nature jewellery collection. I know they’re expensive but the materials for each cost £70 or more & I can’t charge nothing for several hours’ making time on each piece. They used to sell out.
I make intricate casts of real flowers incl. snowdrop, lily of the valley & wild carrot, nature finds such as dragonfly wings & feathers & tiny 3d wearable sculptures of much-love birds. I’m taking pre-orders for🎄. A RT would really really help my small business rn, thankyou x: etsy.com/uk/shop/silverpebbl…
Alliandre📚🐴🌻🇪🇺 retweeted
The world needs to start paying attention. We will break 15,000 deaths by the new year. And just because Ebola isn’t going to become a pandemic doesn’t mean it is not a global health security threat as well as a humanitarian disaster.
I have worked on Ebola outbreaks for more than 30 years. I have never stopped feeling the weight of each life lost.
Yesterday I stood before more than 40 African Ministers and said what the data tells us: we are not winning so far. 10,172 confirmed cases. 4,932 people gone.
I said it live and in the open. That is the only way to fight an outbreak like this.
What gives me hope is that no Minister looked away. Together, we agreed to prepare every country, coordinate across our borders and keep those borders open while watching them closely. Our partners are standing behind Africa’s plan.
Ebola anywhere in Africa demands preparedness everywhere in Africa. We will get there, together.
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Je travaille sur les épidémies d’Ebola depuis plus de 30 ans. Je n’ai jamais cessé de ressentir le poids de chaque vie perdue.
Hier, devant plus de 40 Ministres africains, j’ai dit ce que nous montrent les données : nous ne gagnons pas encore. 10 172 cas confirmés. 4 932 personnes disparues.
Je l’ai dit en direct et en toute transparence. C’est la seule manière de combattre une épidémie comme celle-ci.
Ce qui me donne de l’espoir, c’est qu’aucun Ministre n’a détourné le regard. Ensemble, nous avons convenu de préparer chaque pays, de coordonner nos efforts au-delà des frontières et de garder ces frontières ouvertes sous haute vigilance. Nos partenaires se tiennent aux côtés du plan de l’Afrique.
Ebola, où qu’il soit en Afrique, exige une préparation partout en Afrique. Nous y arriverons, ensemble.
▶️ ow.ly/mgcu5101Uhp
#Ebola #AfricaReady #AfricaResponds
Toh che sorpresa: se usi le IA per studiare, non impari un cavolo. Chi l'avrebbe mai detto.
Look at this graph. It’s a disaster.
A new working paper tracked 26,811 students in China.
Homework scores rose by 18%.
Meanwhile, closed-book exam scores fell by 20%.
This divergence between home performance and class performance seems driven by AI usage:
Among students who never used AI, higher homework scores are associated with higher exam scores.
Among AI users, the relationship switches completely: exceptionally high homework scores are associated with substantially worse exam performance.
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Alliandre📚🐴🌻🇪🇺 retweeted
📣 CANADIAN HOSPITALS TO TEST REAL-TIME AIR DISINFECTION
“Allowing 10% of our patients to get infected is unsustainable. The cost is simply too high. Billions of $ are spent on treatment & many billions more are lost to the inefficiency of blocked beds.”
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- PRESS RELEASE -
Upper Air UV Pilot Project
in Canadian Hospitals
“Allowing 10% of our patients to get infected is unsustainable,” said Hunt. “The cost is simply too high. Billions of dollars are spent on treatment, and many billions more are lost to the inefficiency of blocked beds.”
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