Bluesky, AI, and the battle for consent on the open web
Source: story link, from werd.io
Lots of interesting reflections here.
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Reorganizing folders in my RSS/Mastodon/Bluesky client is making me curious about how emoji get alphabetized.
Between my kid’s nascent interest in search engines and my students’ using generative AI despite my discouraging it, I’m thinking a lot this week about directly teaching epistemology as a foundation for other concepts.
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