I wrote a post over at werd.io about idno, the open source publishing tool I've been building:
What decisions would I make if I was building Elgg today, in 2013? What would I do the same way, and what would I do differently?
It's still a relatively technical post - it's still very much in development, after all - but go read the whole post and let me know what you think.
"Data collectives and cooperatives, which let creators control the collection and distribution of their data, are emerging as preferred alternatives to big tech companies."
America's AI dominance is under threat; AI vendors put us at risk; meanwhile, everyone's staying in their jobs for the health insurance.
There were two big lapses in the Hugging Face / OpenAI hacking story: the lack of security protections on OpenAI's end, and Hugging Face's vulnerable production database. That should worry anyone who uses AI with sensitive data.
1 in 4 American workers stay in their jobs because of the healthcare. It suppresses wages and working conditions - and prevents innovators from heading out on their own.
