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@Nithya_Shrii It will be a hybrid approach. University and self-directed will more likely be AI. Younger children will likely require human teachers, supplemented by AI.

Anyone who thinks "robots" can replace teachers, doesn't know or even understand what teachers do.

@carlworker He understands it. There is a difference of opinion on what is in the national interest.

A minister who is incapable of understanding the concept of national interest.

@BillyM2k It's about jobs and perceived future prospects rather than the tech, itself.

young people not embracing AI is really interesting to me growing up, young people would eat up new tech and the boomers would fear it today, the CEOs and VCs and tech bros love it, but others are much more mixed

@saltyreigns If 20 houses in a street had a Tesla each, charging at night, you'd overload the local distribution transformer. I haven't heard any plans from the green brigade as to where all this new infrastructure is coming from, and who is paying.

Ok. Hypothetically. If we all jumped into EVs tomorrow - how would our grid cope? We would simply be facing a different kind of crisis. This is why I hate the left.

They appear to optimizing for the wrong things. It should be optmized to maximize longterm value for the user. Everything else depends on it. So Make the main feed 80% from accounts you follow Discovery layer is 20%, and it must be high-signal only Suppress rage-bait signals hard. Monetize on positive signals. Slider for user control of content mix. The local relevance bias was ohh-kay in theory, but it needs to be part of the rest to work i.e. user override signalling positive.

This was misguided. It doesn’t address the root cause. I have a radical idea: What if 70% of our feeds were posts from accounts we’ve explicitly chosen to follow? The other 30% is high quality posts from others. Suppress obvious rageslop. Problem solved.

TELL ME SOMETHING YOU CAN DO THAT CLAUDE CANNOT

@RaybonKan We don't have Tories here. That's a UK thing. What we have is a uni-party with SFA difference between them, essentially centre-left. Anyway, what happened to the left mantra "Just Stop Oil"?

@aniobrien They, are their voters, go on "vibes and feel good" Reasoning is for thinking-type people.

The Greens: “Debt limits are too restrictive. We should borrow much more.” Also the Greens: “This Govt has ruined the economy and Fitch has downgraded our rating.” They have to pick one.

@PeterByardDavis You'd think the left would all be delighted and smug, riding their bicycles. But no Calls for oil subsidies. lols

New Zealand has failed to learn from previous oil shocks. Indeed, with key changes of government, sensible initiatives to reduce our fossil fuel dependency have been reversed. As this item states we are driving in the wrong direction! theconversation.com/driving-in-the…

@Eastandbays This is what the left wants Just stop oil, use bicycles. Remember? This is the left-wing dream come true. Supposedly.

Australia is running out of fuel in some locations. The Philippines has declared a national emergency because they have 44 days fuel remaining. New Zealand has fewer days fuel remaining than the Philippines but our government doesn't appear at all concerned.

@NewstalkZB Why aren't the Greens telling them to ride a bike on their empty cycle lanes? Why this sudden love for oil, so much so they demand subsidising it?

Greens concerned Govt's fuel relief package excludes beneficiaries newstalkzb.co.nz/on-air/early-e…

The left: "Just stop oil", "build more bike lanes!", "save the climate!" Oil slows down. Also the left: "a $50 sUbsiDy to Buy mY oIl is Not eNouGh!!! I neEd my OiL!!!!" #nzpolitics #labour #greens

@bangonomics Why are the lefties into oil all of a sudden? Time to use those empty bike lanes.

Get fucked then.

@PronouncedHare With journalism the way it is, who needs to bother making sh*t up yourself? A service, of sorts.

Great reporting with just a few small wrinkles: First, the family arrived on time-limited visitor visas, so it’s not clear why they think they’re entitled to stay here permanently. Second, the minister didn’t “tell them to leave”. The law requires that. He simply declined to give them special treatment. Third, we’re told “no reason was given” for declining special treatment, then the rest of the article is spent confidently imputing a reason. Other than that, great journalism. No notes.

@NMowbray23 The left could dampen demand by riding on all these cycle lanes they insist on building.

🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️ The Media really do have some seriously stupid people.

@pmitu LinkedIn was human slop long before AI came along.

AI killed LinkedIn.

@hellomotorbike Given how many of them vote Greenbour, I'm sure they're all riding bicycles. So not an issue. Surely.

So the many single teachers who commute everyday to work at New Zealand's schools get nothing to alleviate rising fuel costs? Fuck, this government is stupid.

@Benioff @adcock_brett

Figure 03. Impressive. 🤖🦾🦿@adcock_brett

@saltyreigns It's the only explanation that makes sense.

To be fair - national is doing absolutely anything and everything in its power to throw the next election so…. Congrats to them, I guess.

@Austinsinz125 @2ETEKA If the country is going to have one Labour Party and one Temu Labour-ish Party, then it's unsurprising people will opt for the real one given a "choice".

@luatunes @2ETEKA I've been saying that since the last election. Luxon is cringe-worthy; trying to appeal to ppl who will NEVER vote for him and burning his base. 2023 was a strong vote against Labour and esp Adern. Luxon just doesn't get it

🚩Breaking RNZ Reid Poll Hung parliament, Labour edges up (now 5% lead over Nats). Hipkins scandal broke half way through poll period. NZFirst 3rd largest party. Luxon falls to 17.3% Winston Peters rises to 13.1% National have a problem, it’s called Christopher.