When Hallucination Costs Millions: Benchmarking AI Agents in High-Stakes Adversarial Financial Markets
Zeshi Dai, Zimo Peng, Zerui Cheng, Ryan Yihe Li
https://arxiv.org/abs/2510.00332 
Disney and YouTube settle their legal dispute over YouTube's hiring in May of former Disney executive Justin Connolly to be global head of media and sports (Dominic Patten/Deadline)
https://deadline.com/2025/10/disney-youtube-settle-executive-poa…
WTF? #Trump announced that nuclear-weapons tests will be resumed despite the US having signed (but not ratified) the Comprehensive #NuclearTest-Ban Treaty.
As happened numerous times during the ages-old arms race, this move – justified with other nations' alleged 
Day 5: Robin Wall Kimmerer
I'm taking these liberty of changing my hashtag and expanding the intent of this list to include all non-men, although Kimerer is a woman so I'll get to more gender diversity later... I've also started planning this out more and realized that I may continue a bit beyond 20...
In any case, Robin Wall Kimmerer is an Indigenous academic biologist and excellent non-fiction author whose work touches on Potawotomi philosophy, colonialism (including in academic spaces), and ideas for a better future. Anyone interested in ecology, conservation, or decolonization in North America will probably be impressed by her work and the rich connections she weaves between academic ecology and Indigenous knowledge offer a critical opportunity to expand your understanding of the world if like me you were raised deeply enmeshed in "Western" scientific tradition. I suppose a little background in skepticism helped prepare me to respect her writing, but I don't think that's essential.
I've only read "Braiding Sweetgrass," but "Gathering Moss" and her more recent "The Serviceberry" are high on my to-read list, despite my predilection for fiction. Kimmerer incorporates a backbone of fascinating anecdotes into "Braiding Sweetgrass" that makes it surprisingly easy reading for a work that's philosophical at its core. She also pulls off an impressive braided organization to the whole thing, weaving together disparate knowledges in a way that lets you see both their contradictions and their connections.
The one criticism I've seen of her work is that it's not sufficiently connected to other Indigenous philosophers & writers, and that it's perhaps too comfortable of a read for colonizers, and that seems valid to me, even though (perhaps because I am a colonizer) I still find her book important.
An excellent author in any case, and one doing concrete ideological work towards a better world.
#20AuthorsNoMen
In the latest act of retributIion targeting public servants in the federal government’s intelligence community
— the Trump administration moved Tuesday to revoke the security clearances of 37 current and former national security officials 
A memo posted online by Tulsi Gabbard, the director of national intelligence, 
accuses the targeted officials of having engaged in the “politicization or weaponization of intelligence” to advance partisan goals, 
as well as failure to …
Protests from american cities, where people just take over entire streets.. and then protest pics from the suburbs, where people are standing on sidewalks waving signs. This despite large numbers where they COULD take over the streets.
Just another reminder of how badly we've built our public spaces..
Jaxon Smith-Njigba leads NFL in receiving despite Seahawks' league-low pass rate: Makes 'offense go' https://www.nfl.com/news/jaxon-smith-njigba-leads-nfl-receiving-seahawks-league-low-pass-rate
Fascist Paramilitary (ERO) Invade and Deploy Chemical Weapons in Community Despite Restraining Orders [Chicago]
Source: #politics 
DegDiT: Controllable Audio Generation with Dynamic Event Graph Guided Diffusion Transformer
Yisu Liu, Chenxing Li, Wanqian Zhang, Wenfu Wang, Meng Yu, Ruibo Fu, Zheng Lin, Weiping Wang, Dong Yu
https://arxiv.org/abs/2508.13786