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US could ask tourists for five-year social media history before entry

The plan would affect people from countries, including the UK, which can fill out a form in lieu of a visa.

^{James FitzGerald (BBC News)}

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Regresamos un año más con la convocatoria para actualizar nuestro Directorio de diseñadoras/es que trabajan con herramientas y programas de #SoftwareLibre
En cualquiera de las ramas del diseño (editorial, web, gráfico, multimedia, ilustración y más).

Si te interesa sumarte a la base de datos o si ya formas parte y quieres actualizar tu información ¡es tu oportunidad! El formulario estará abierto hasta el 31 de enero de 2026 ingresando aquí:

sursiendo.org/2025/12/actualiz…

Postal del directorio de personas y colectivas que diseñan con software libre de sursiendo

Actualización 2026 – Directorio de personas y colectivas que hacen diseño con Software Libre | Sursiendo

El directorio puede consultarse en este enlace. Regresamos un año más (¿ya sería tradición?) con la convocatoria para actualizar nuestro Directorio de…

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Cuauh

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No funciona el link del formulario, dice que la página no existe o no es un recurso público.

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Sursiendo

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@cuauh Ya lo corregimos, una disculpa 😊

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Nathan Schneider

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AI doesn't have to be run only by and for a few enormous companies.

Just out from Metagov! A digital zine listing the MANY ways that people are trying to make AI more governable, accountable, and community-controlled: metagov.org/cg-ai/

Collective Governance for AI: Points of Intervention

^metagov.org

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Jed Brown

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RE: hachyderm.io/@jedbrown/1148373…

@ntnsndr Interesting read, but this feels like it adopts the premise that the technology is fundamentally neutral and fit-for-purpose if only it was more consensual and democratically governed. It cites the Swiss model (Apertus) as a good example to emulate even though it's still nonconsensual and violates licenses and the developers advocate misuse/claim capabilities that no LLMs have (because they manipulate expression, not ideas or understanding). Generally, I find your piece focuses too much on the supply side without critical reflection on whether the applications are responsible, setting up for large sunk costs and inappropriate uses. The approach is also inherently vulnerable to capitalism spoiling or capturing, thus success of this model hinges on societal upheaval.

I don't think it's good (or politically viable) to justi

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Attached: 1 image Respecting opt-outs is good, but still falls short of responsible data practices. I might publish code as MIT and documentation as CC-BY. (These are among the most permissive licenses in common use.

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Nathan Schneider

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Thanks for this.

My first answer is that in focusing on governance and not use-cases, we are focused on shifting the grounds of power underlying this tech, and thus calling for different versions of the tech. This is different from the "AI for good" idea, which is about adopting the tools as they are for pro-social uses.

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Nathan Schneider

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A second answer is that, for this documents, we chose explicitly not to focus on use-cases, because we felt the question of governance is more appropriate to Metagov's community expertise. But there are projects within Metagov that do focus really thoughtfully on AI use-cases, like the KOI Pond work for community knowledge bases.

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Nathan Schneider

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None of the examples is perfect of course. But the more people build self-governed stacks anywhere, the easier it becomes everywhere.

While the Apertus model may not reach an ideal standard, it does far exceed the standards of compliance we see from commercial "labs." That helps spur a race to the top.

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Nathan Schneider

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Finally, note that the document does suggest collective deliberation about appropriate uses, implying a call for collectively restricting uses that do not contribute to the common good.

In reality, however, I'm not sure how much traction that proposal will find. People are embracing these things in their lives, and I don't think the genie is headed back into the bottle anytime soon.

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