From BET to Wet in one wardrobe choice.He wore the orange tie
Subliminal power move fail
Stunning turn of events, indeed.
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From BET to Wet in one wardrobe choice.He wore the orange tie
Subliminal power move fail
Man that would have been just the right amount of smarminess.Shoulda paired it with a MAGA hat.
AI who boy….my company is all in but I have yet to see where anything folks are doing so far I can’t already do with minimal effort![]()
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COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) — Starting this fall, every Ohio State student will be asked to use artificial intelligence. “Through AI Fluency, Ohio State students will be ‘bilingual’ — fluent in both their major field of study and the application of AI in that area,” Ravi V. Bellamkonda, executive vice...www.yahoo.com
Lots of people dunking on this but its rhe elephant in the room and there will be different approaches at first. I don't have a problem with this as long as they understand this will need to be constantly reevaluated and not the usual "let's realize some inevitable future" and then not adjust for it when it doesn't come to pass.
So fucking spot on. He had no business running a university ....I had to sign up for free access to see this, but it was worth the effort. I have to give credit to Florida University board member Paul Renner for seeing through Ono's charade. Don't know if this was due to Renner's own ability to read people, or just a knee-jerk reaction to Ono's earlier activities regarding DEI.
It also looks like Ono showing his ass to the board may have alienated some academic leaders out there who might have otherwise helped him find a new spot at another university. You hate to see it.
From the article:
"Ono is not without supporters. But his compromises, which he seemed to stack up by the hour, made him a bit of a heel among some of his higher-ed peers."
“He’s not a strong leader,” a senior administrator who has worked closely with Ono said. “He wanted to do all the fun stuff, but not the hard stuff. He hated conflict because he wanted to be popular and liked. Conflict could result in someone not liking him, and he couldn’t stand that.”