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I finally review the other Steve Grand book, "Creation," which is about how he made his video game "Creatures." Unlike Lucy, this project got finished, so it's more resolved and less speculative. The book still ends up in very philosophical territory. https://writerofminds.blogspot.com/2025/11/book-review-creation-life-and-how-to.html

A screenshot from the original Creatures game, obtained from old-games.com. It shows a cross-section of three floors of a large communal house, including a kitchen, some kind of mechanical room, and a computer room. Part of an outdoor environment with trees and sunflowers is also visible. There are three norns in view; two appear to be interacting, and one of these has a speech bubble up and is talking gibberish.

The LMU Open Science Center participated in the AI-Hub@LMU’s annual flagship event “KI-Symposium 2025” on November 10, 2025 💡 We presented a booth that invited visitors to reflect on key questions about the intersection of Artificial Intelligence (AI) 🤖 and Open Science 🔍

Our booth encouraged dialogue around AI and how it affects Research Quality, Reproducible Research, and FAIR Data Sharing. Visitors were also interested in the following topics:

⚖️ Can we balance openness and large amounts of new information?
A participant expressed concern that Open Science would open the floodgates to an overwhelming amount of materials being shared. An important focus of open science should then be increasing the share of reliable science, emphasizing quality over quantity.

🧠 How can openness help us confront human biases?
Another discussion centered around human biases, such as the unconscious bias to interpret data in ways that confirm one’s hypothesis, …

An image of a female presenter wearing a white jersey under a black blazer and black pants stands in front of a whiteboard with white and green papers stuck on to it. To the left of the board is a green and white banner with the words “OSC; Open Science Center”. To the right of the speaker, a table can be seen with papers and a coffee cup on it.

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"October saw 153,074 announced layoffs—up 183% from September and the highest for the month since 2003—as companies, especially in the tech sector, slashed jobs while restructuring around artificial intelligence. This spike, alongside over 1.1 million cuts so far this year, signals a labor market under increasing pressure despite pockets of continued job growth."

~ Aaron Parnas


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