My son's madly in love with #Bluey and Bingo - so even though he didn't have a birthday party this year, we got him a #blueycake inspired by his favourite episode "The Creek". We even spent time recreating the creek. https://t.co/oPaEiloMD9 @OfficialBlueyTV

Google to warn users they can be tracked while in Chrome's 'Incognito' mode - grateful to be able to provide comments on 'private' browsing @ABCaustralia https://t.co/Al8sYbZyrq @QUT @QUTdmrc @qutlaw #privacy #biglaw #auslaw #auspol

The Stanford Law Review has joined a nationwide coalition of law reviews advocating for compensation for our labor. We encourage other law reviews to join.

Excited to share: my debut children's storybook translating my research on #floatingcities is now available on Amazon: https://t.co/9155DOqc0I Here is former High Court Justice, the Hon. Michael Kirby, reading the book to my sons. #auslaw #biglaw #AuthorsOfTwitter #writerslife

🔜Deus Ex Machina Law Literature & Humanities Association of Australasia Conference supported by @lawlithum @LawTechHum @qutlaw Don't miss out on included special events👇 Lex Machina(rt) Conference Exhibition - artist and scholar @BuiltTechLaw https://t.co/V7Wm6EAxwX

Researchers have apparently done what they could to make this research as independent, ethical, and prudent as possible. This deserves respect and the results may prove to be a milestone in platform research. But: This research is "Independent by permission” from Meta. 2/6

"Wired to split: How @Meta's algorithms affected the 2020 US presidential election” is how @ScienceMagazine titles its publication of a first round of studies on @facebook's influence on public debate. They’re fascinating - but at the same time, their limitations are clear🧵👇

Senator @HawleyMO citing our story in a Senate hearing on the Oversight of AI: "We're told that AI...is a whole new kind of industry...almost magical...yet it looks like it depends...on very old fashioned, disgusting, immoral labor exploitation." https://t.co/9pMtaiqfXo

OpenAI marshaled a global pipeline of human labor for 2+ years to enable ChatGPT & GPT-4 to exist. Workers who dealt with the worst parts are still suffering PTSD more than a year later. My story with @dseetharaman out today on the front page of @WSJ. https://t.co/ZU0K572ROd

The Law, Literature and Humanities Association of Australasia is pleased to offer bursaries for graduate research students to attend the 2023 Conference: Deus Ex Machina – Law – Technology – Humanities @LawTechHum @lawlithum @qutlaw Details:

AI dating is becoming more of a reality. Outsourcing intimacy is something we need to tread carefully with.

If you are looking for a PhD or PostDoc in robolaw don't miss the chance of working with one of the best (and kindest) PIs in Europe!

Looking for candidates to start a research group on AI and Law at the University of Toulouse! Deadline 15 september for a tenure-track with funding for 1 PhD and 1 postdoc

Have you heard? QUT Library & QUT Art Museum are hosting the Indigenous Literacy Foundation Book Sale in Old Government House from 17-19 July. For more details - https://t.co/fJgNf6s6VF @IndigenousLF #ReadingOpensDoors

I have almost 30k citations and millions in research funding. But almost 20 years ago, I just wrote my first research paper. I had no writing support during grad school & I want you to have it better. Here are secret actionable writing tips for 6 sections of your paper. ↓

Can the principles of pluralism live with the ‘reductionism’ of machine learning? What constitutes gendered abuse? How to annotate for targeted identities and pluralism? How to engineer for plurality? Difficult questions posed in @Lyciast’s keynote @AdmsCentre #ADMSsymposium2023

Remember the ChatGPT fake case law? These are ChatGPT fake footnotes in a university admissions essay. When confronted in the interview, the applicant even described one of the "publications" at length to my face, which was impressive yet suitable for a different study (drama)

Shopify deleted 12,000 meetings this year. Today, they went a step further with a tool that shows the $$$ cost of holding meetings. I spoke to @nejatian (Shopify's COO) about meeting bloat and protecting craft time. Here are 6 spicy takes from our interview 👇

Google's new Quantum Computer can complete 47 years of computing tasks in just 6 seconds. Here's everything you need to know about this groundbreaking new tech and how it could change the world:

Come join us for the AABHL conference! Abstracts close 31 July. Keynote speakers confirmed include Hon Michael Kirby, Profs Ian Kerridge, Ray Mahoney and Emily Jackson.