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Original post on mato.social

"#Domesticar a selvageria das plataformas é #urgente, mas país hesita em dar um passo a mais. Alternativas livres como #Fediverso, com apoio do Estado, estão disponíveis.

No Fediverso, onde não existem algoritmos de recomendação que buscam capturar a atenção dos usuários a qualquer custo, cabem […]

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Original post on mato.social

"No senso comum, a #IA é vista como conveniente, eficiente e inevitável. No entanto, sob a superfície de chatbots e agentes, a tecnologia pode estar alimentando um novo sentimento autoritário global. Em diferentes contextos políticos, o uso da IA perseguiria o mesmo horizonte: automatizar o […]

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Original post on hachyderm.io

"What I argue for is trying to avoid using #intoxicants in high volume too often. So, it’s not that I imagine that we’re never going to use intoxicants. We wouldn’t be human. And it’s a deep part of our culture, and it can be neutral or even beneficial. But we have to really be careful about […]

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Original post on stefanbohacek.online

I highly recommend reading the blog post that went into a lot of detail explaining the thinking behind the changes (which are very much not set in stone!), and watching @imanijoy's talk from @fossdesign, if you haven't already.

Both are very insightful, and remind us that there are real people […]

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And now some good news: Melon Husk loses big in court; X boycott perfectly legal
arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2026/03/elon...
X admonished for “fishing expedition” as judge dismisses ad boycott lawsuit.

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Original post on mato.social

RE: https://bewegung.social/@neuSoM/116285017968321829

#Universidades alemãs no #Fediverso:

"We’ve already seen some initial success: around 150 #academic institutions in Germany are active on Mastodon and have +157k followers there
👉 […]

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Original post on mastodon.social

It's not getting enough attention that the Trump administration has banned the sale of ALL WiFi routers made outside of the US. It's one of the first steps required to control Americans' use of the Internet, to spy on what you're doing online, to suppress information they don't want you to see […]

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#WebDesigner em #Brasília?

A equipe do Labdev (Desenvolvimento e Suporte em #Tainacan) aqui no Ibram-Museus, precisa de WebDesigner!

“O LabDev é composto por jovens profissionais da Ciência da Informação—Museologia, Biblioteconomia, Arquivologia—que tiveram participação nas equipes de […]

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Wikipedia has banned AI-generated articles Wikipedia has finally banned users from creating AI-generated articles. There are a couple of exceptions regarding editing and translation.

Wikipedia has banned AI-generated articles
www.engadget.com/ai/wikipedia-has-banned-...
The technology can still be used to translate and refine, as long as there's human oversight.

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Original post on mato.social

#OpenSocial #Awards
"These awards showcase leading projects by those seeking to develop alternatives to Big Tech products and platforms, leveraging any of the open social protocols.

Applications are due by 11:59pm Pacific Time on Friday May 1, 2026. They will be awarded during the PublicSpaces […]

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Original post on stefanbohacek.online

Certainly interesting.

"The Open Social Awards celebrate technology that makes the social internet work for everyone. We believe the future of open social will be strongest when it’s shaped by people from a wide range of backgrounds, perspectives, and lived experiences."

They're looking for […]

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I wouldn't recommend that Dems go pure nihilist about process, like the right. Some respect for process, or at least the shared illusion of respect for process, is necessary for democracy. I like rule of law & if both sides respected it, that would be the end of the story. But they don't. So Dems...

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Original post on mato.social

RE: https://bewegung.social/@neuSoM/116285017968321829

#Universidades alemãs no #Fediverso:

"We’ve already seen some initial success: around 150 #academic institutions in Germany are active on Mastodon and have +157k followers there
👉 […]

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Around the world, the enterprise AI revolution rockets forth at full speed! Get rid of those annoying and expensive employees! Replace them with the magical truth machine! And the huge push for Claude Code in the past few months! You can hardly log into Mastodon without seeing yet another tech luminary who’s chosen to replace his brain with a clockwork mouse. CLAUDE IS A GAME CHANGER. CLAUDE HAS TURNED THE CORNER. THE WORLD IS DIFFERENT NOW. CLAUDE IS A NEW PARADIGM. Yeah, thanks. Unfortunately, software as a service costs money. The end of the quarter’s coming up — and a few companies aren’t so happy at the bill. This stuff is expensive, and maybe you can’t actually afford to go full Gas Town. Consultants have been talking up AI cost control since last year. But companies weren’t worrying so much about AI costs in the far distant past of six months ago. The Wall Street Journal ran the headline yesterday: “You’ve Finally Figured Out AI at Work — Now Comes the Bill.” They’re still very gung-ho about the AI revolution — but they’ve just noticed this stuff does, in fact, have a price tag. One that goes up when you use more of it. [_WSJ_ _,__archive_] Ed Zitron has been talking to people at Microsoft and seen documents. Even Microsoft is worrying about AI usage. You know, one of the AI vendors: [_Bluesky_ _,__archive_] > hearing microsoft is reorganizing its AI team under the banner of “the Copilot System.” Also hearing that teams are under pressure to reduce AI token use, remit is that there needs to be “fiscal responsibility in AI ops” and that Claude Code usage is being reduced in favour of Copilot CLI. > > If a company as large as Microsoft — the only hyperscaler building out AI from cashflow — is having to do token austerity, this shit must cost so much more than we think Microsoft will gladly pay you tomorrow for a token today. This is happening a lot further afield than Microsoft. Here’s some comments from the trenches: * “We’re getting pushed to use AI for coding a lot and even with paid licenses to Copilot, I’ve burnt through the monthly quota in a day multiple times.” [_Bluesky_ _,__archive_] * “Yep, at my work for more than a year they’ve been pushing ‘AI all the things!’ And now suddenly we’re hearing OMG the cost! Directives haven’t changed to me. Still AI all the things; I just hear grumbling from above.” [_Mastodon_ _,__archive_] * “That’s when the next email came. We are using AI too much. The bill is too high. So, the original directive stands (AI first!) but they’re capping us at a very, very low token limit. Literally about 10% of what we’d become accustomed to. Execs literally sold the company on 10x’ing our output then throttled us to 10% AI usage.” [_Grumpy Gamer_ _,__archive_] Use AI or else! No, you’re using too much! Also, produce ten times the features anyway! Compare when we all went cloud. Which was more useful than AI. But then we noticed that AWS does, in fact, cost money. Let’s assume the corporations keep their AI spend under some sort of control. That’s fine for 2026. Probably. If you follow Pivot to AI, you know what comes next. 2027 will be just a bit nastier. I stress I could be wrong on the precise timing, but I’m pretty sure 2027 is when the venture capital subsidy for the AI vendors runs _completely_ dry. That’s when prices go up about ten times so the vendors can even cover their running costs. _If_ the vendors survive. Imagine your SaaS vendor calls and says “hey matey, your bill’s ten times as much next month. Sorry, bro!” You should expect some squawking. You’ll be pleased to know that Microsoft, the software company that started as a dev tools company, has a solution! Here’s what Ed Zitron found Microsoft is planning: [_Bluesky_ _,__archive_] > One of the solutions proposed — I am not kidding — is “writing scripts to automate repetitive tasks.” It’s really funny imagining a software engineer being like “woah … like automating the boring stuff, you might say?” The AI bubble will pop — though not as soon as any of us would like — and there will be work in the surviving companies for people who can do things halfway properly instead. Where there’s muck, there’s brass. But there’s so, so much muck. * _Video_ _—_ _Podcast_ ### Share this post: * Share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook * Share on LinkedIn (Opens in new window) LinkedIn * Share on Reddit (Opens in new window) Reddit * Share on X (Opens in new window) X * Share on Mastodon (Opens in new window) Mastodon * Share on Bluesky (Opens in new window) Bluesky * Email a link to a friend (Opens in new window) Email * ### Like this: Like Loading... ### _Related_

Companies are realizing that pushing people to using "AI" is expensive (even at the subsidized pricing going on right now)

(Original title: Companies go full AI — then the bill comes due)

pivot-to-ai.com/2026/03/19/companies-go-...

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A modified vintage magazine ad showing six laptops from the late 1980s connected by a red cable to the a portable printer in the lower right corner, alongside a kitten playing with a ball of red yarn.

Logos of various fediverse platforms have been superimposed on the laptop screens: Misskey, Peertube, Loops, Hubzilla, Friendica, and Mastodon.

A modified vintage magazine ad showing six laptops from the late 1980s connected by a red cable to the a portable printer in the lower right corner, alongside a kitten playing with a ball of red yarn. Logos of various fediverse platforms have been superimposed on the laptop screens: Misskey, Peertube, Loops, Hubzilla, Friendica, and Mastodon.

A modified vintage magazine illustration showing multiple desktop computers floating among clouds in an open sky, connected to each other by thin golden lines forming a network, with one large computer in the foreground emitting a burst of colorful rainbow light rays from its screen.

The screens of the computers display logos of various fediverse platforms: BookWyrm, Hubzilla, Pleroma, PieFed, Misskey, Peertube, Loops, Friendica, and Mastodon.

A modified vintage magazine illustration showing multiple desktop computers floating among clouds in an open sky, connected to each other by thin golden lines forming a network, with one large computer in the foreground emitting a burst of colorful rainbow light rays from its screen. The screens of the computers display logos of various fediverse platforms: BookWyrm, Hubzilla, Pleroma, PieFed, Misskey, Peertube, Loops, Friendica, and Mastodon.

The #fediverse.

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Original post on mato.social

"#Domesticar a selvageria das plataformas é #urgente, mas país hesita em dar um passo a mais. Alternativas livres como #Fediverso, com apoio do Estado, estão disponíveis.

No Fediverso, onde não existem algoritmos de recomendação que buscam capturar a atenção dos usuários a qualquer custo, cabem […]

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Original post on mato.social

"No senso comum, a #IA é vista como conveniente, eficiente e inevitável. No entanto, sob a superfície de chatbots e agentes, a tecnologia pode estar alimentando um novo sentimento autoritário global. Em diferentes contextos políticos, o uso da IA perseguiria o mesmo horizonte: automatizar o […]

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"On #openprotocols, individual providers may address threats within their own systems, but lack the network-wide capacity to address coordinated activity across infrastructures or protocols. This is a gap that commercial actors have little incentive to address…
This points to the safety and […]

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Original post on mato.social

#WordPressOS: "Without accessible tooling, #sitedelegates become another advantage for those who can afford to build custom solutions. The #agenticweb becomes a place where large players have sophisticated representation and everyone else is just data to be #scraped. Or perhaps that agentic web […]

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RE: https://social.wake.st/@liaizon/116295265570757213

A good thread on #vibecoding and #theFediverse. Excerpt:

"i think this just tests the #protocol and what people want to do with it to the limits, we're seeing vibe coded AT Protocol #PDSes too!

Definitely highlights rough or under defined […]

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That supposed $1 billion Disney investment in "Open"AI was a mirage all along, as so many things related to the AI industry have come to be.

www.reuters.com/technology/openai-set-di...

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Original post on mato.social

#WordPressOS: "Without accessible tooling, #sitedelegates become another advantage for those who can afford to build custom solutions. The #agenticweb becomes a place where large players have sophisticated representation and everyone else is just data to be #scraped. Or perhaps that agentic web […]

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Original post on mato.social

"On #openprotocols, individual providers may address threats within their own systems, but lack the network-wide capacity to address coordinated activity across infrastructures or protocols. This is a gap that commercial actors have little incentive to address…
This points to the safety and […]

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BIG NEWS: Germany has just made the standard Open Document Format (ODF) mandatory The German federal government has quietly taken an extremely significant step: hidden amongst the technical specifications of the Deutschland-Stack – the rules that will govern the sovereign digital infrastructure supporting public administration at all levels of government, from federal ministries to local council offices – there is a short but

Germany makes Open Document Format mandatory as the standard format for documents within its sovereign digital infrastructure (along with PDF/UA - accessible PDF) blog.documentfoundation.org/blog/2026/03/20/big-news...

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Original post on tldr.nettime.org

OpenAI kills their Sora Video generator.

Which isn't that surprising TBH:
- it is massively expensive to run
- the results were not that usable
- it was a lawsuit generator

So in order to keep the numbers looking better till their IPO at the end of this year they are starting to cut shit. Just […]

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Original post on hollo.social

Our _Fediverse & Social Web_ track has been accepted for @COSCUP 2026 (Taipei, Aug 8–9)! We'll have a full day—six hours—to fill with talks on the #fediverse, #ActivityPub, and the open social web.

The CFP for speakers isn't open yet, but we'll announce it here when it is. Stay tuned! […]

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RE: https://chaos.social/@kubikpixel/116293967317849881

"A internet popular é uma exploração mental"
@pluralistic sobre a década de Facebook, Google…

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Instagram, logo avec des barbelés

Instagram, logo avec des barbelés

Arguments massues qui devraient rationnellement faire bouger d'instagram (peu probable)
1) la possibilité de chiffrer ses messages privés sur Instagram disparaîtra le 8 mai 2026 (mes étudiant•es s'y créent des comptes pour travailler la pensée critique, ça me […]

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Original post on mato.social

#Influenciadores: "Só na plataforma Influency.me havia mais de 2 milhões cadastrados em 2025—um número que cresceu 64% em relação a 2024.

Isso significa que há 2 milhões de pessoas vivendo de dinheiro que ganham com as #redessociais? Não é bem assim. Pelo contrário: é complicado ganhar dinheiro […]

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#WebDesigner em #Brasília?

A equipe do Labdev (Desenvolvimento e Suporte em #Tainacan) aqui no Ibram-Museus, precisa de WebDesigner!

“O LabDev é composto por jovens profissionais da Ciência da Informação—Museologia, Biblioteconomia, Arquivologia—que tiveram participação nas equipes de […]

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