Na de Air Alert app, nu ook problemen bij de Kyiv Independent: 'Hackers have broken into one of the systems of The Kyiv Independent and sent readers an email about the alleged launch of a nuclear warhead on Kyiv'. detector.media/infospace/ar...
Хакери зламали одну з систем The Kyiv Independent і розіслали читачам лист про «запуск ядерної боєголовки на Київ»
Редакція видання стверджує, що все вказує на російську операцію.
detector.media
November 4, 2026 at 12:50 PM
Na de Air Alert app, nu ook problemen bij de Kyiv Independent: 'Hackers have broken into one of the systems of The Kyiv Independent and sent readers an email about the alleged launch of a nuclear warhead on Kyiv'. detector.media/infospace/ar...
A blast from the past for any of the science fiction readers who may be here.
A scenario much like this was laid out in a book from 1983. Beings that existed solely in infospace causing trouble upon encountering human civilization.
It was part of "Code of the Lifemaker" by James P Hogan.
A scenario much like this was laid out in a book from 1983. Beings that existed solely in infospace causing trouble upon encountering human civilization.
It was part of "Code of the Lifemaker" by James P Hogan.
November 2, 2026 at 1:24 PM
A blast from the past for any of the science fiction readers who may be here.
A scenario much like this was laid out in a book from 1983. Beings that existed solely in infospace causing trouble upon encountering human civilization.
It was part of "Code of the Lifemaker" by James P Hogan.
A scenario much like this was laid out in a book from 1983. Beings that existed solely in infospace causing trouble upon encountering human civilization.
It was part of "Code of the Lifemaker" by James P Hogan.
“A FACT: alone and tumbling through infospace. Without help, it could vanish forever...”
- The Day Today (02/02/94)
Illos: The Graun, IGN, News Corp. (Prop. R Murdoch)
#notagoth
#digitalisavaluelessmedium
#protectandsurvive
- The Day Today (02/02/94)
Illos: The Graun, IGN, News Corp. (Prop. R Murdoch)
#notagoth
#digitalisavaluelessmedium
#protectandsurvive
October 31, 2026 at 8:22 AM
“A FACT: alone and tumbling through infospace. Without help, it could vanish forever...”
- The Day Today (02/02/94)
Illos: The Graun, IGN, News Corp. (Prop. R Murdoch)
#notagoth
#digitalisavaluelessmedium
#protectandsurvive
- The Day Today (02/02/94)
Illos: The Graun, IGN, News Corp. (Prop. R Murdoch)
#notagoth
#digitalisavaluelessmedium
#protectandsurvive
This is, of course, entirely impressionistic and may be attributable to other causes. I'm also seeing a drop in Russian mil-blogging reports passed along by both sides. On B'sky at least, the Ukraine war infospace seems to have changed.
October 13, 2026 at 6:03 PM
This is, of course, entirely impressionistic and may be attributable to other causes. I'm also seeing a drop in Russian mil-blogging reports passed along by both sides. On B'sky at least, the Ukraine war infospace seems to have changed.
Worse than harmful. AI’s should not be permitted to impersonate ANY human being.
AI-generated news in particular should be banned in Canada, and sites guilty of hosting such content should be blocked at the federal level.
It’s time we defend our infospace the way we defend our airspace.
AI-generated news in particular should be banned in Canada, and sites guilty of hosting such content should be blocked at the federal level.
It’s time we defend our infospace the way we defend our airspace.
“Someone who is Indigenous is going to carry those values and beliefs that they were raised with.. Their storytelling is going to be anchored around that." - Tamara Voudrach
"[An AI entity] that passes itself off as Indigenous is just another form of colonialism and erasure,” she said.
#CriticalAI
"[An AI entity] that passes itself off as Indigenous is just another form of colonialism and erasure,” she said.
#CriticalAI
‘Very harmful’: website uses AI to generate northern Indigenous news ‘correspondents’ | CBC News
The website WE NEWS has three northern Indigenous 'AI correspondents.' Their profiles say they are 'a member of Yukon First Nation,' 'of Dene heritage,' and 'an Inuk raised in the North.' Experts in t...
www.cbc.ca
October 11, 2026 at 3:32 PM
Worse than harmful. AI’s should not be permitted to impersonate ANY human being.
AI-generated news in particular should be banned in Canada, and sites guilty of hosting such content should be blocked at the federal level.
It’s time we defend our infospace the way we defend our airspace.
AI-generated news in particular should be banned in Canada, and sites guilty of hosting such content should be blocked at the federal level.
It’s time we defend our infospace the way we defend our airspace.
In a lot of cases the extreme end of that infospace (think Redfish, etc) were literally Russian influence ops bankrolled by that state, which then filtered out to a lot of more well-meaning GWOT-skeptical leftists and etc
October 5, 2026 at 12:37 PM
In a lot of cases the extreme end of that infospace (think Redfish, etc) were literally Russian influence ops bankrolled by that state, which then filtered out to a lot of more well-meaning GWOT-skeptical leftists and etc
You have to consider the infospace in market terms as well. Participating is better than not participating but not long after you start participating you'll find you hit equilibrium unless you've found the mystery low-hanging-fruit issue where raising salience from zero gets it instantly solved.
September 30, 2026 at 4:51 PM
You have to consider the infospace in market terms as well. Participating is better than not participating but not long after you start participating you'll find you hit equilibrium unless you've found the mystery low-hanging-fruit issue where raising salience from zero gets it instantly solved.
Yea, there's a whole infospace filled with men who treat any rape allegation with suspicion
September 29, 2026 at 9:42 AM
Yea, there's a whole infospace filled with men who treat any rape allegation with suspicion
I think there’s a primal fear that at any moment an angry crazy ex is going to the police to ruin your life, and the infospace amplifies that times a billion
September 29, 2026 at 9:10 PM
I think there’s a primal fear that at any moment an angry crazy ex is going to the police to ruin your life, and the infospace amplifies that times a billion
I legit was not aware of this. Even if I’m way far from the demographic, I feel like it should have bubbled up in my infospace at some point.
The main reason you haven’t heard about campus sexual violence in a few years is because Trump and SCOTUS have made it much, much harder for survivors to come forward.
You might vaguely remember that Title IX was a big battleground in his first term. And that we lost.
You might vaguely remember that Title IX was a big battleground in his first term. And that we lost.
September 28, 2026 at 6:28 PM
I legit was not aware of this. Even if I’m way far from the demographic, I feel like it should have bubbled up in my infospace at some point.
This Dead Internet, degredation of the infospace stuff remains the real reason why we should be 'freaking out'
September 27, 2026 at 3:05 AM
This Dead Internet, degredation of the infospace stuff remains the real reason why we should be 'freaking out'
when i was a kid in eastern europe, stalker was a big deal. it was a cross-country phenomenon that permeated the entire post-soviet infospace, everyone fucking played it. i didn't but i decided to give some of the books a go and hoo boy. one of them was about a guy who's the best stalker ever
September 24, 2026 at 7:42 PM
when i was a kid in eastern europe, stalker was a big deal. it was a cross-country phenomenon that permeated the entire post-soviet infospace, everyone fucking played it. i didn't but i decided to give some of the books a go and hoo boy. one of them was about a guy who's the best stalker ever
It isn’t simply the right, it’s the ownership class entire. We saw in real time as the Information Age c. 1991-2000(?) became the Disinfo Era. Oligarch-owned media permanently disfigured infospace.
Form community networks, make non-corporate connections. The future is samizdat & who you trust.
Form community networks, make non-corporate connections. The future is samizdat & who you trust.
September 18, 2026 at 2:10 PM
It isn’t simply the right, it’s the ownership class entire. We saw in real time as the Information Age c. 1991-2000(?) became the Disinfo Era. Oligarch-owned media permanently disfigured infospace.
Form community networks, make non-corporate connections. The future is samizdat & who you trust.
Form community networks, make non-corporate connections. The future is samizdat & who you trust.
rip washed uncle Lelouch of the Rebellion you would have loved an infospace flooded with disinformation and controlled by a tight network of major criss-media platforms containing billions
Hard to believe in 3 weeks Code Geass will have premiered 20 years ago.
September 15, 2026 at 9:59 AM
rip washed uncle Lelouch of the Rebellion you would have loved an infospace flooded with disinformation and controlled by a tight network of major criss-media platforms containing billions
Will say my dog had a documented adverse reaction to bravecto and man the infospace was so so so bad. Its like all antivax lite
September 14, 2026 at 7:32 PM
Will say my dog had a documented adverse reaction to bravecto and man the infospace was so so so bad. Its like all antivax lite
Frances Perkins witnessed women jumping from Triangle fire with photos - Infospace Yahoo Search Results
search.yahoo.com
September 11, 2026 at 9:47 PM
Is this in part because the White House been deliberately degrading the infospace? Lower trust in information can be paralysing, helping those with power retain it and making it harder to hold them accountable to objective truths. Straight from the Surkov playbook.
As midterms approach, new poll finds that few Americans trust campaigns or Trump
A new AP-NORC/USA Facts poll finds that Americans are more skeptical of government information than they were a few years ago, with majorities now saying they have little or no trust in federal government information about elections, foreign affairs or the environment.
apnews.com
September 10, 2026 at 1:58 PM
Is this in part because the White House been deliberately degrading the infospace? Lower trust in information can be paralysing, helping those with power retain it and making it harder to hold them accountable to objective truths. Straight from the Surkov playbook.
this is what I have been saying as well.
They get to flood the infospace now
They get to flood the infospace now
September 9, 2026 at 4:17 AM
this is what I have been saying as well.
They get to flood the infospace now
They get to flood the infospace now
I'll keep repeating this. We cannot leave the infospace an uncontested battleground. Monitoring is not enough. Regulators issuing warnings to platforms is not enough. The battle must be joined - legally, following democratic principles - with both counter narratives, and disruption. This neat deck…
Counter-FIMI - Full Deck | Pasi E.
We in liberal democracies have become good at detecting, attributing and exposing foreign information manipulation, or FIMI in the professional jargon. But exposing an operation is not the same as imp...
www.linkedin.com
September 9, 2026 at 7:07 PM
I'll keep repeating this. We cannot leave the infospace an uncontested battleground. Monitoring is not enough. Regulators issuing warnings to platforms is not enough. The battle must be joined - legally, following democratic principles - with both counter narratives, and disruption. This neat deck…
Once is a bump of the infospace Roomba. Twice we get suspicious.
September 5, 2026 at 3:51 PM
Once is a bump of the infospace Roomba. Twice we get suspicious.
This will be the tip of the iceberg, but a good illustration of the pollution of our infospace, and how it can be driven by processes as well as bad actors.
‘Scary’: how misinformation and AI hallucinations are infiltrating Australia’s parliament
Exclusive: Guardian analysis reveals that dozens of policy submissions from across the political spectrum incorrectly summarise real research and invent or wrongly cite sources
www.theguardian.com
September 6, 2026 at 11:48 AM
This will be the tip of the iceberg, but a good illustration of the pollution of our infospace, and how it can be driven by processes as well as bad actors.
www.rascal.news/finally-a-he...
I welcome any effort to pull back from the high volume all the time infospace around TTRPG crowdfunds. This echoes some of the reasons why I avoid having Evil Hat participate in themed months and whatnot. That’s great for the vendors, not so great for the publishers.
I welcome any effort to pull back from the high volume all the time infospace around TTRPG crowdfunds. This echoes some of the reasons why I avoid having Evil Hat participate in themed months and whatnot. That’s great for the vendors, not so great for the publishers.
Finally, a healthy relationship to crowdfunding
Mothership maker Tuesday Knight Games says the team is “exhausted” by crowdfunding initiatives meant to help small publishers.
www.rascal.news
September 1, 2026 at 5:53 PM
www.rascal.news/finally-a-he...
I welcome any effort to pull back from the high volume all the time infospace around TTRPG crowdfunds. This echoes some of the reasons why I avoid having Evil Hat participate in themed months and whatnot. That’s great for the vendors, not so great for the publishers.
I welcome any effort to pull back from the high volume all the time infospace around TTRPG crowdfunds. This echoes some of the reasons why I avoid having Evil Hat participate in themed months and whatnot. That’s great for the vendors, not so great for the publishers.
September 1, 2026 at 4:05 AM