I’ll be honest, I find the framing of the study offensive and I’m not sure if I have the words but I’ll try.
It’s less about this study comparing itself to no intervention instead, but the social & political context of AI being pushed as a way to make care giving more efficient while sacrificing quality.
half were assigned to use Noora for four weeks and half received no intervention.
If only they gave a control group an off-the-shelf social game like LA Noire or a D&D play group
I wonder how well this runs AutoCad and adobe
Teachers sell their blood and organs just to get by
Full title:
No Bad Parts: Healing Trauma and Restoring Wholeness with the Internal Family Systems Model Book by Richard C. Schwartz
Lookup internal family systems (a good book would be “No Bad Parts”). It’s like you have parts of yourself arguing and putting other parts down. It’s all parts of you trying to protect you but they maybe don’t recognize the roles each part has. Try to find out what your anger is trying to say, sometimes when the part is heard it is more manageable. The point isn’t to make the anger go away but see if it can let other parts help in whatever need it is trying to accomplish.
Or do what they did in Hong Kong: ship them to another part of the country to stand trial. It’s currently illegal, but probably less illegal than removing juries. They’ll do it because they can’t secure the local jails or something
Software is part of the superstructure comrade.
What the hell do you think federation is? A Trotsky plot?
They obviously mean something until they are stuck down, and even then…
Only if we beat it from him like a pinata.
And admission to the capital is up to the don now.
There’s the legal tactic of: do now and ask for forgiveness never. It works really well when there are no legal consequences.
Ever tried siracha deviled eggs? Or with grey puopon? I wonder what the price of eggs are now…
Was watching Lindsey Ellis’s latest video essay where she was comparing conservative children media to those that teach social emotional intelligence. It struck me that much of media is socializing kids to have a officer in their head to be disappointed if they act in a way authority disapproves of. My kid loves power rangers but I get the same vibe, lots of shame based morality without validating what people are feeling.
To deliver a Tesla truck fireworks show.
Is is cheaper than having one the old-fashioned way though?
Ahh yes, imprisoning her for the crime of showing empathy. What a bunch ghouls.
Depends on where the plane crashes, but definitely won’t be conscious.
It might get cheaper, but that doesn’t mean it’s doing a better job.
That’s just it, if you’re talking to someone who’s is struggling with this there is already a better option: showing empathy. I suspect our perceived lack of empathy is a reflection of how society treats people in general, we are just more honest about it and recognize it’s mostly platitudes.