Dylan Paré, PhD (they/them)
@mxdylanp.bsky.social
Critical learning sciences researcher & co-designer of technologies to support social justice and computational learning. Assistant professor of learning, design, & technology. Views are my own. 🏳️🌈🏳️⚧️🍁🌱
It was funny in an, oh god, it's too real, kind of way. It was like the actors were playing out exaggerated caricatures of tech bros. Except then you read about real tech bros and it's truly not an exaggeration 😭
August 4, 2025 at 8:40 PM
It was funny in an, oh god, it's too real, kind of way. It was like the actors were playing out exaggerated caricatures of tech bros. Except then you read about real tech bros and it's truly not an exaggeration 😭
Thank you! I am very happy to coach potato as much as possible to get over this. I'm pretty sure it's nimbus. An ISLS clean air club sounds like a great plan.
July 2, 2025 at 2:34 AM
Thank you! I am very happy to coach potato as much as possible to get over this. I'm pretty sure it's nimbus. An ISLS clean air club sounds like a great plan.
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As I've been saying over and over on our book tour for The AI Con, the inevitability argument (including in the form of "AI is here to stay") is an attempt to steal our agency. We don't have to accept that and I encourage everyone to refuse it.
June 8, 2025 at 10:10 PM
As I've been saying over and over on our book tour for The AI Con, the inevitability argument (including in the form of "AI is here to stay") is an attempt to steal our agency. We don't have to accept that and I encourage everyone to refuse it.