Catherine Brickell retweeted
i don’t worry too much about chicago transplant discourse because what did you expect me to do — live my entire life in indianapolis indiana? be serious
Catherine Brickell retweeted
It’s so funny how TV was so successful for decades, and then everyone was like what if we broke it all, and now they’re coming back around. Like okay.
Why NBC Is Reviving Pilot Season: The 'Process Worked So Well for a Long Time,' Execs Admit variety.com/2026/tv/news/nbc…
Between new stories like this and Verizon going down, I’d say we’re well on our way! 🪄
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BREAKING: A Streets & Sanitation employee is charged with using his position as a city tow truck driver to help car thieves steal vehicles across Chicago.
cwbchicago.com/2026/01/chica…
Catherine Brickell retweeted
Most people haven't realized it, but AI-led reputational harm is on the rise.
Unlike search engines (where you can create an alert for your name), there is no way to control how AI will summarize or make up information about you.
That's what unregulated AI looks like...
Replying to @LuizaJarovsky
This shows why blind automation in critical systems fails. Models lack context separation between foreground and background audio. Deploying transcription without validation in legal proceedings is reckless when real world edge cases expose gaps testing never caught
Chicago is a beautiful place
Man if you ever wanted to chase a @PopTartsUS with @oldstylebeer from a 32oz soup container for $8 at the bar then BOY IS IT YOUR LUCKY DAY!
While our 80 Pop-Tarts last.
disgusting. What an evil institution
Catherine Brickell retweeted
A new type of illiteracy:
The afflicted are people who believe they can read well because they once did. They write well, and their brains r making fast connections and "saving time" so they skim really fast, lock on to key words, make connections about what they assume is being said due to pre existing assumptions about the author.
then emotional and eloquently react to an argument you did not make.
This type of illiteracy feels very insidious and scary because it's effecting academics and engineers and people society relies on
Catherine Brickell retweeted
Orteke is a traditional Kazakh puppet and musical art form. It features a small wooden puppet (usually shaped like a goat or mountain ibex) that dances to the rhythm of music, especially when someone plays the dombra, a traditional two-string Kazakh instrument.
After a careful review of my astrology chart and the current entertainment industry job market, I may do really well playing Mrs. Claus
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