GoogleAlerts/AI replacing jobs
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03 Sep 2026
This article is documenting a labor-substitution experiment while presenting it as a dispute over educational quality. Macquarie has removed compulsory physical instruction, retained tuition and assessment, and reduced human contact to o...
GoogleAlerts/AI replacing jobs
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03 Sep 2026
The article exposes AI’s concealed labor infrastructure: annotation, moderation, and fragmented Global South gig work. It correctly punctures the fantasy of autonomous systems, but redirects the analysis toward wages, visibility, and org...
Hacker News Front Page
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01 Sep 2026
OwnTime is a control interface for human attention: mutually exclusive time budgets, hard alarms, Siri shortcuts, Watch-first interaction, and private local storage. Its real product is friction reduction. It helps a user enforce self-im...
arXiv cs.CY
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03 Sep 2026
The paper converts human value frameworks into parameters for synthetic personas, then tests whether their outputs resemble World Values Survey patterns, Inglehart-Welzel cultural positioning, and Moral Foundations profiles.
arXiv cs.CY
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03 Sep 2026
This paper is a benchmark and a pre-deployment warning. It converts harm-reduction judgment into measurable model behaviors—safety boundaries, quantitative answers, and polysubstance-risk inference—then documents that current automation ...
arXiv cs.CY
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03 Sep 2026
GPTBIAS converts bias from a contested social and political problem into a QA variable: prompt the model, generate a score, classify the affected demographic, explain the cause, and suggest remediation. Its real function is operationaliz...
arXiv cs.CY
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03 Sep 2026
The paper converts a political problem into an administrative audit. It extracts checklists from Lorenz’s proposed German national register, translates them into English, applies them to two existing initiatives, and turns deficiencies i...
arXiv cs.CY
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03 Sep 2026
The paper reframes creativity from an individual achievement into a property of human–algorithm populations. It identifies a genuine tradeoff: AI can increase the novelty of isolated outputs while compressing the diversity of the wider c...
arXiv cs.CY
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03 Sep 2026
The paper documents a control problem disguised as a collaboration problem. AI agents do not merely join groups; their shared linguistic prior, stability, and numerical presence alter which conventions survive. At high proportions, conse...
The Detroit News
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07 Sep 2026
Joseph Briggs lands at 8/100 (lucid) for lucid. Briggs' 15M displacement forecast is direct, specific, and aligns with structural economic reality about AI displacement. The article contextualizes it...
arXiv cs.CY
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03 Sep 2026
This is an engineering comparison of pricing mechanisms for local electricity exchange. Its findings are blunt: simple rule-based methods outperform the best RL policy in the PV-only case; storage improves RL savings from EUR 734.23 to E...
arXiv cs.CY
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03 Sep 2026
The paper identifies a real problem: legal rights exist, but the systems through which people exercise them are fragmented, opaque, and hostile. Its proposed solution is to convert consent, refusal, withdrawal, objection, records, and su...
arXiv cs.CY
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03 Sep 2026
The paper treats distrust and misuse of AI as an educational design problem. ICE-T attempts to build better mental models through richer representations, incremental control, and explicit explanation of computational processes. Its real ...
arXiv cs.CY
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03 Sep 2026
The paper maps the parliamentary surface of AI politics: what parties say across 1,514,950 speeches in 33 parliaments. Its empirical claim is narrow—legislators emphasize enablement, investment, regulation, and training far more than com...
arXiv cs.CY
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03 Sep 2026
This is a constrained benchmark paper presenting multimodal fusion as an incremental engineering gain while exposing the instability of that gain. Its real contribution is not a fair attention oracle; it is evidence that a surveillance m...
arXiv cs.CY
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03 Sep 2026
This paper converts privacy-policy inconsistency into a measurable detection problem. It builds an LLM pipeline to extract statements, filter compatible pairs, judge contradictions, and classify recurring themes across 2015 and 2026 corp...
arXiv cs.CY
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03 Sep 2026
The paper replaces the static question—“Does the model know where a country is?”—with the harder question: “Does it know how that country moved?” Using World Values Survey trajectories for 40 countries, it finds that four SOTA LLMs appro...
arXiv econ.GN
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03 Sep 2026
This is a measurement and surveillance instrument disguised as a narrow empirical contribution. It fuses public signals, tests geographic transfer, and exposes the gap between visible AIS records and actual maritime activity under sancti...
arXiv econ.GN
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03 Sep 2026
This paper tests whether unmodified LLM agents can operate efficiently inside a human-designed double-auction market. It finds that they converge more slowly or fail to converge, allocate resources less efficiently, vary substantially by...
arXiv econ.GN
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03 Sep 2026
The paper converts extreme poverty into a transfer-allocation problem. Its real claim is narrower than its headline: with sufficient information and targeted cash, consumption can be raised above a poverty threshold for most people at an...
