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What on earth, SoundCloud??
"In the absence of a separate agreement that states otherwise, You explicitly agree that your Content may be used to inform, train, develop or serve as input to artificial intelligence or machine intelligence technologies or services as part of and for providing the services."
via @sarahdal crispsandwi.ch/@sarahdal/11447…
#soundcloud #AI #copyright #musicians #AITraining
saraaaaargh (@sarahdal@crispsandwi.ch)
SoundCloud new T&Cs - your uploaded music will be used to train AI https://soundcloud.com/terms-of-use from https://bsky.app/profile/theflightmusic.bsky.social/post/3loqazjjayk2ucrispsandwi.ch 🥪🐘
Who on this #mastodon uses #RSS? I just made 🥯 FeedBagel – feedbagel.com
An RSS feed finder #API that categorises feeds with #AI, and saves them for browsing and searching
any feedback welcome and appreciated! #webdev #design
FeedBagel: Find and Discover RSS Feeds | RSS Feed Search Engine
FeedBagel helps you find and discover RSS feeds from any website. Search for RSS feeds by URL or browse our curated feed directory to follow your favorite blogs and news sites.FeedBagel
Open source project curl is sick of users submitting “AI slop” vulnerabilities
“One way you can tell is it’s always such a nice report,” founder tells Ars.Kevin Purdy (Ars Technica)
As a blind tech user, I knew the R1 wouldn’t be accessible.
But I bought it anyway. Why?
Because if we aren’t testing and speaking up, accessibility won’t improve. Inclusion starts with showing up.
In my latest blog post, I explain why blind voices are essential in AI—and what I hope comes from this.
📖 Read:
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#RabbitR1 #Accessibility #BlindTech #AI #Inclusion #FediTech #DisabilityJustice
Why I Bought the Rabbit R1 (Even Though It's Not Accessible)?
When the Rabbit R1 was first announced, it generated a lot of buzz—this tiny, stylish device promised to reinvent personal computing with the help of artificial intelligence.Taylor Arndt (Taylor’s Substack)
So I was browsing the Internet today, and so I found some weird script someone made for Linux which takes a screenshot and describes it with Gemini. As usual, read the script before running it and all that, I obviously wasn't the one who created it because I don't code, so I cannot answer any questions about it or make new features or anything like that. But yeah I mean it's also AI, so don't use it, and Linux will obviously be filled with slop because of this awful person who added A11yAI to Linux, but yeah here it is:
#NeverTrustTheAI
telescoper.blog/2025/05/06/an-…
An AI Guide to Europe
To help those readers who might be planning conference trips or vacations in Europe I thought I’d share this helpful map (which I found here) that was generated by one of those famously accur…In the Dark
"Mir reicht's": #Curl-Entwickler spricht Machtwort gegen "KI-Schrott"
golem.de/news/mir-reicht-s-cur…
> Entwickler @bagder zeigt sich frustriert über durch KI generierte Bug-Reports. Reporter werden künftig einem Intelligenztest unterzogen.
Btw., #Golem garniert den Artikel mit einem KI generierten Bild 🤷
Aber das mit den Intelligenztest finde ich gut. Die Frage ist, ob man mit Captchas gegen LLMs ankommt.
Viewpoint is a Windows program that uses Gemini AI to make user interfaces that aren't accessible, pretty accessible! I was able to navigate the PPSSPP interface with it pretty well! So yeah, it's starting to happen, the use of AI for more than just image descriptions.
@InnosearchAI is an #accessible shopping solution, powered by #AI. But it's the human support that makes it worthwhile. My review: stuff.interfree.ca/2025/05/03/innosearch.html
I was happy to attend #DrupalCamp Ottawa today. Lots of great people I was happy to see.
I also presented about #DrupalCMS & #AI highlighting how it can support better #AltText and & #PlainLanguage
It was also exciting to see so many new people join!
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DrupalCamp Ottawa : Boosting Web Accessibility with Drupal CMS and AI
Boosting Web Accessibility with Drupal CMS and AI DrupalCamp Ottawa, May 2, 2025 https://drupalcampottawa.com/en/sessions/schedule Web accessibility is a journey—and with the right tools, Drupal can help you get there faster.Google Docs
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#a11y #ai #github #copilot
Prompting GitHub Copilot Chat to become your personal AI assistant for accessibility - The GitHub Blog
GitHub Copilot Chat can help you learn about accessibility and improve the accessibility of your code. In this blog, we share a sample foundational prompt that instructs GitHub Copilot Chat to become your personal AI assistant for accessibility.Ed Summers (The GitHub Blog)
This is the kind of thing that should be banned. It is time to realize that indiscriminate data collection and profiling is harming our society.
techcrunch.com/2025/04/24/perp…
#Vivaldi #Browser #Spyware #surveillance #SurveillanceCapitalism #AI #Windows #Macos #Linux
Perplexity CEO says its browser will track everything users do online to sell 'hyper personalized' ads | TechCrunch
Perplexity is building its own browser is to collect data on everything users do outside of its own app to sell ads.Julie Bort (TechCrunch)
A verified ID is required to access AI models in OpenAI's API to prevent IP theft. 😂 They went from stealing everything from everyone to now claiming it's their original work, despite hundreds of pending copyright cases against them in the courts. Why is this even allowed? That's hypocrisy at best.
#ai
🚨 EU citizens - Meta will start using your data for AI 🚨
Say NO and object!
Here's how 👉 tuta.com/blog/how-to-turn-off-…
How to turn off Meta AI? You can’t, but... | Tuta
Noticed an AI assistant is now in your WhatsApp? Meta’s AI feature is now being rolled out in the EU and you can’t turn it off – but you can stop the AI invasion by opting for privacy-focused alternatives.Tuta
🧠 Microsoft is reintroducing Recall in Windows 11 — a feature that captures screenshots every 3 seconds of your activity to create an AI-powered memory. What could go wrong?
It now includes:
🔐 Opt-in only
📍 Local device processing
🧑💻 Windows Hello authentication
But many still ask: is it a productivity boost or a privacy liability? 😳
Even with safeguards, the idea of your system quietly watching everything you do raises serious concerns about digital trust.
#Privacy #Windows11 #AI #Cybersecurity #TechNews
arstechnica.com/security/2025/…
That groan you hear is users’ reaction to Recall going back into Windows
Snapshotting and AI processing a screen every 3 seconds. What could possibly go wrong?Dan Goodin (Ars Technica)
Meta got caught gaming AI benchmarks
Meta release Llama 4 and faced blowback from the AI community over benchmark optimization.Kylie Robison (The Verge)
meta-llama (Meta Llama)
Org profile for Meta Llama on Hugging Face, the AI community building the future.huggingface.co
If you want to know how a spoon, ai, Matrix and accessibility are connected, then check out the #btconf talk description by @tink with the title “There Is No Spoon” beyondtellerrand.com/events/du…
#a11y #ai #accessibility #presentation #tellerrand
Léonie Watson is speaking at beyond tellerrand 2025 in Düsseldorf
Léonie is a Director of TetraLogical; Chair of the W3C Board of Directors, and co-Chair of the W3C Web Applications Working Group. Shebeyond tellerrand Events
Join here:
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Let's get 200 by end of April!
#Tech #Technology #Discord #Community #TechTalk #Techopolis #Accessibility #Code #Blind #Apple #AI
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mind the WCAG automation gap
"Disclaimer: this content was partially produced via automation FTW! Don’t fear the AI future or the reaper."
#a11y #WCAG #testing #automation #ai
Final update: The developer is now on Mastodon via @andrew_guide.
Update: The developer has removed the ability to download Guide until the security issues mentioned in the linked thread are fixed.
Update: this product contains some code flaws that are concerning from a security perspective, beyond just giving control of your computer to an LLM. You might want to read this thread before installing the product: toot.cafe/@matt/114258349401221651
Update: I've exchanged some long emails with Andrew, the lead developer. He's open to dialogue, and moving the project in the right direction: well-scoped single tasks, more granular controls and permissions, etc. He doesn't strike me as an #AI maximalist can and should do everything all the time kind of guy. He's also investigating deeper screen reader interaction, to let AI just do the things we can't do that it's best at. I stand by my thoughts that the project isn't yet ready for prime time. But as someone else in the thread said, I don't think it should be written off entirely as yet another "AI will save us from inaccessibility" hype train. There is, in fact, something here if it gets polished and scoped a bit more.
Just tried guide for fun. It's supposed to be an app to use #AI to help #blind folks get things done. I asked "Where are the best liver and onions in Ottawa?" It:
1. Decided it needed to search the web.
2. Thought that the "stardew access" icon on my desktop was a kind of web browser, so clicked it.
3. Imagined an "accept cookies" dialogue it needed to accept.
4. Decided that didn't work, so looked for Google Chrome (I don't have chrome installed on that machine)
5. Finally opened edge from the start menu. By the way, it just...left Stardew open and running. Because apparently having Stardew Valley running in the background is a vital part of finding liver and onions in Ottawa.
6. Opened a random extension from my edge toolbar (goodlinks).
7. Clicked the address bar and loaded google.com, instead of just doing the search right from the address bar.
8. Got blocked because it couldn't sign into my Google account, even though it could have also searched from the Google homepage.
To be fair to AI, that was the kind of open-ended task AI is terrible at. If I had asked it to check an inaccessible checkbox, or read a screenshot, or something, I'm sure it would have been fine.
Anyway, I'm still better at using a computer than an AI. So is my 87 year old grandfather, for that matter. www.guideinteraction.com
Guide - AI assistant for people with low vision or blindness
With Guide, inaccessible doesn't have to mean undoable. Guide is a Windows AI assistant that helps people with low vision or blindness navigate the digital world.Guide
Wow. For a few months, I was wondering why I suddenly have bandwidth issues when activating my camera in MS Teams meetings, so others can't understand me any more.
A look into my #nginx logs seems to clarify. Bots are eagerly fetching my (partially pretty large) #poudriere build logs. 🧐 (#AI "watching shit scroll by"?)
I see GPTBot at least occassionally requests robots.txt, which I don't have so far. Other bots don't seem to be interested. Especially PetalBot is hammering my server. And there are others (bytedance, google, ...)
Now what? Robots.txt would actually *help* well-behaved bots here (I assume build logs aren't valuable for anything). The most pragmatic thing here would be to add some http basic auth in the reverse proxy for all poudriere stuff. It's currently only public because there's no reason to keep it private....
Have to admit I feel inclined to try one of the tarpitting/poisoning approaches, too. 😏
DeepSeek-V3 now runs at 20 tokens per second on Mac Studio, and that’s a nightmare for OpenAI
DeepSeek's free 685B-parameter AI model runs at 20 tokens/second on Apple's Mac Studio, outperforming Claude Sonnet while using just 200 watts, challenging OpenAI's cloud-dependent business model.Michael Nuñez (VentureBeat)
💰 Spain is done with AI slop and disinfo
「 The Spanish bill, which needs to be approved by the lower house, classifies non-compliance with proper labelling of AI-generated content as a "serious offence" that can lead to fines of up to 35 million euros ($38.2 million) or 7% of their global annual turnover 」
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Accelerating Large-Scale Test Migration with LLMs - The Airbnb Tech Blog - Medium
Airbnb recently completed our first large-scale, LLM-driven code migration, updating nearly 3.5K React component test files from Enzyme to use React Testing Library (RTL) instead. We’d originally…Charles Covey-Brandt (The Airbnb Tech Blog)
Whether you're deep into AI or just curious what's going on, this stream breaks it down in a way that makes sense. Real talk, real insights, and a chance to ask questions live.
See you there!
#AI #TechTalk #LiveStream #AICommunity #ArtificialIntelligence
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Hey, if you, like me, are a US citizen who's had your books/stories/articles stolen by Meta to train AI, you can submit your name to the class action suit using this easy contact form for one of the law firms involved:
saverilawfirm.com/meta-languag…
Meta Language Model Litigation
The Joseph Saveri Law Firm, LLP filed a lawsuit on behalf of a class of plaintiffs seeking compensation for damages caused by defendant Meta.www.saverilawfirm.com
#CNA A look at the robots at Nvidia’s conference
A look at the robots at Nvidia’s conference We took a look at the robots featured at Nvidia's developer conference in San Jose, California on Tuesday (Mar 18). #ai #robotics #robots #nvidia #nvda #news from CNA Video YouTube untuk artikel ini boleh ditonton di sini 💛
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#CNA A look at the robots at Nvidia’s conference - SHIBUYA World News
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O_xW8hub2x0 A look at the robots at Nvidia’s conference We took a look at the robots featured at Nvidia's developer conference in San Jose, California on Tuesday (Mar 18).🐈 (SHIBUYA World News)
About time roflmeow
• AI comes to Narrator. Rich image descriptions powered by AI will be coming to Narrator in Windows Insider Preview this spring
blogs.microsoft.com/blog/2025/…
Microsoft Ability Summit 2025: Accessibility in the AI era - The Official Microsoft Blog
Today, we hosted the 15th annual Microsoft Ability Summit, with over 20,000 attendees from 164 countries coming together virtually to discuss the future of AI and accessibility.Jenny Lay-Flurrie (The Official Microsoft Blog)
Using an #AI email writer might seem like the perfect way to boost productivity, BUT the dangers far outweigh the benefits. 🤖 ❌
In this guide we take a look at 5 AI email writers and why not to use them 👉 tuta.com/blog/ai-email-writers…
#AI #AIEmailWriter #PrivacyMatters #TutaMail
5 AI email writers and which not to use | Review | Tuta
AI email tools can help write your emails quicker, but the risks of granting them access to your private mailbox often outweigh the benefits. Here’s why not to use AI email writers.Tuta
Explore the course here: learn.microsoft.com/en-us/trai…
Create accessible AI experiences - Training
This module provides guidance on how to collaborate effectively with customers, partners, and the disability community to create innovative solutions that are accessible and inclusive.learn.microsoft.com
Join me at 5 PM Central Time as I break down the biggest announcements, AI advancements, and accessibility innovations from this year's event.
When: Today at 5 PM CT
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Don't miss it. See you soon. #AbilitySummit #Accessibility #AI
Microsoft Ability Summit 2025: Top Highlights & Key Takeaways
Turn your videos into live streams with https://restream.ioThe Microsoft Ability Summit 2025 just wrapped up, and I’m bringing you the biggest announcements,...YouTube