Author: Mita Williams
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Weeknote 13, 2023
§1 The unchecked authority to determine the extent of our imaginative powers §2 💩⚖️ §3 Feedly can now use AI to track the protests of Feedly’s Protest Tracking Service
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Weeknote 12, 2023
§1 Pentiment §2 Ms. Attribution §3 The Social Future of Academic Libraries §4 One of only seven Black scholars to receive Information Science PhDs in her year
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The push to AI is meant to devalue the open web so we will move to web3 for compensation
Google’s Bard, the new Bing, ChatGPT are extractive and bypass creators work on the web and in doing so, disincentivize creators from sharing works on the internet. This is by design.
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Weeknote 10, 2023
§1: Graphical history view of you research on Westlaw §2: Talk to Wikipedia using chatGPT §3: Build datasets with Constellate §4: What is Wikidata and Why You Should Do Data Entry For the Greater Good §5: Note-taking tools for school & life: Notion, Obsidian & PKM §6: Zotero PDF trick: Split horizontally
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Weeknote 9, 2023
§1 “Goblin Mode Gaslighting” and Fair Dealing §2 Ace Attorney Objection Maker §3 The University of Winds is now on Ghost §4 Ken Eklund on Magic
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Weeknote 7, 2023
§1 Crucial Voices: The Importance of Representation in Public Institutional Leadership §2 The Law and Technology Lab (LTEC Lab) §3 Linkroll
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Weeknote 6, 2023
§1 The Magic of Small Databases §2 Browse the BBC In Our Time archive by Dewey decimal code §3 When U.S. copyright needed to be renewed, only 25% of books published from 1923 and 1964 were kept out of the public domain §4 Identity politics for librarians §5 Wandering Bard For Hire
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The Why, How, and But… of Zotero for Law
I gave this presentation today. My slides are also hosted on eCampusOntario’s H5P site.