"How Can Nonprofit Presses Advance the Diamond Ecosystem?"
https://katinamagazine.org/content/article/open-knowledge/2026/how-nonprofit-presses-can-advance-diamond-oa
"Earlier this year, three nonprofit…
In Defense of the Knowledge-Production Game (Beau Baumann/Passing Political Time)
https://bbaumann.substack.com/p/in-defense-of-the-knowledge-production
http://www.memeorandum.com/260526/p69#a260526p69
The Trump administration plans to send U.S. citizens exposed to the Ebola virus to Kenya
rather than bring them home for observation and treatment, according to three people with knowledge of the plans.
The approach is a stark contrast to the way previous administrations responded to outbreaks, during which health care workers and other U.S. citizens exposed to the virus were brought home to be treated at specialized medical units.
The administration this month flew an Ame…
Sources: Moonshot is seeking access to more Nvidia Blackwell chips to prepare for Kimi K4; the Chinese startup trained K3 on Nvidia chips including Blackwell (The Information)
https://www.theinformation.com/articles/chinese-ai-start…
"The Commodification of Sensitive Open Data" @ Katina Magazine
https://katinamagazine.org/content/article/open-knowledge/2026/the-commodification-of-sensitive-open-data
"Governments enable corporations to…
Yli 50 000 lintua kuoli ilmastointilaitteen rikkouduttua, syyttäjän mukaan rikosta ei tapahtunut – SEY kanteli tapauksesta https://elaintenystava.fi/2026/05/25/yli-50-000-lintua-kuoli-ilma…
Is there a term for the logical fallacy of "being a specialist in a field making people wrongly assume their knowledge applies in other fields"?
Sort of related to Dunning-Kruger but not the same (Dunning-Kruger is "some knowledge in one field makes people wrongly assume more knowledge in that field").
"Visualizing all books of the world in ISBN-Space"
https://phiresky.github.io/blog/2025/visualizing-all-books-in-isbn-space/
"Libraries have been trying to collect humanity’s knowledge almost since the invention of writing. In the digit…
Ford is rehiring hundreds of human workers after its aggressive AI adoption strategy backfired.
The US automaker hired over 350 veteran engineers,
referred to internally as “gray beards”,
over the past three years in order to address mistakes made by automated systems.
The staff will lead quality reviews
after the automation issues cost the company billions of dollars, Bloomberg reported,
while some workers will also help improve and train the AI systems.