Category «Internet»

OPM cuts degree requirements for government tech jobs in new standards

Prefacing this update to include, not referenced in this article, job applicants for federal employment are now asked to answer questions to determine loyalty to Trump and willingness to execute Trump’s Executive Orders. Via NextGov/FCW: “The Office of Personnel Management released new classification and qualification standards for technology employees on Monday that make it easier …

Subjects: Censorship, Civil Liberties, Education, Government Documents, Internet, Knowledge Management, Legal Research

Quiche Browser

Mobile Phone Browser – Quiche Industries is a solo venture creating minimalist products for people who value thoughtful design and simplicity. Quiche Browser Ads, trackers, cookie banners, and other insufferable nuisances are all blocked by default. Website Darkening Dark mode for all websites. Support any search engines, Even Kagi. Quick actions in your toolbar. Add …

Subjects: E-Government, E-Records, Energy, Internet, Privacy, Search Engines

AI and the Future of Pedagogy

This white paper explores how education can respond to the rise of AI argues that technology should enhance, not undermine, core skills — such as critical thinking — and offers practical guidance for integrating AI into teaching while fostering meaningful, human-centered learning. Tom Chatfield’s AI and the Future of Pedagogy cautions against letting AI erode …

Subjects: AI, Education, Internet, Knowledge Management, Search Engines

Font intelligence, simplified

Analyze Any Font: Extract, compare, and discover open alternatives for any website instantly. Extract active webfonts from any URL, inspect their weights and styles, and match against an extensive database of free alternatives in seconds. See also WhatTheFont Font Finder – Identify Fonts by image. See also MyFonts is one of the largest font marketplaces …

Subjects: AI, Internet, Search Engines

Claude Mythos Is Everyone’s Problem

The Atlantic Gift Article: What happens when AI can hack everything? – “For the past several weeks, Anthropic says it secretly possessed a tool potentially capable of commandeering most computer servers in the world. This is a bot that, if unleashed, might be able to hack into banks, exfiltrate state secrets, and fry crucial infrastructure. …

Subjects: AI, Cybercrime, Cybersecurity, Internet, Legal Research, Search Engines

“Hallucinations” by West and Lexis AI? A Cautionary Study and Cautions About the Study

E-Discovery LLC: “Hallucinations” by West and Lexis AI?  A Cautionary Study and Cautions About the Study, Michael Berman – This post is a follow up to “Hallucinations” by West’s CoCounsel? (Apr. 7, 2026). In U.S. v. Farris, __ F. 4th __, 2026 WL 915082, at *1 (6th Cir. Apr. 3, 2026) (per curiam), the court found errors in …

Subjects: AI, E-Records, Government Documents, Internet, Knowledge Management, Legal Research, Search Engines

Content Authenticity and Provenance in the Age of Artificial Intelligence

“Released in February 2026 as a product of the C2PA for G+LAM Community of Practice, the white paper “Content Authenticity and Provenance in the Age of Artificial Intelligence: A Call-to-Action for the LAMs Community” advocates for libraries, archives, and museums (LAMs) to take proactive and pragmatic steps to ensure that digital collections content, especially content …

Subjects: AI, E-Records, Education, Internet, Knowledge Management, Legal Research, Libraries

I built an explorer of 25+ years of New York Times coverage – 1.5B words and 2.2M articles

Below the Fold: “I used New York Times API/archive data to build an explorer of the paper’s coverage over the last 25+ years: 1.5 billion words across 2.2 million articles by about 26,000 reporters. You can use it to look at: which reporters covered which beats who shared bylines with whom article frequency and length …

Subjects: Internet, Knowledge Management

Visualizing all books of the world in ISBN-Space

Phiresky: “Libraries have been trying to collect humanity’s knowledge almost since the invention of writing. In the digital age, it might actually be possible to create a comprehensive collection of all human writing that meets certain criteria. That’s what shadow libraries do – collect and share as many books as possible. One shadow library, Anna’s …

Subjects: Internet, Knowledge Management, Libraries