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#AI continues to reshape industries worldwide, with new breakthroughs in #generative models and #automation tools. Companies are rapidly integrating AI for customer support, healthcare diagnostics, and creative content generation. Governments are exploring regulations to ensure safe, ethical use while encouraging innovation. As adoption grows, AI is set to influence jobs, education, and global competitiveness significantly -Sep 1st 2025

www.linkedin.com#scholarlypublishing #academicwriting #editing #copyediting #copyeditors #universitypress | Carla DeSantis, PhDScholarly authors and professors may be tempted to use generative AI to help write their publications. But beware that many scholarly publishers do not recognize this as meeting their standards for publication. For example, as a regular copyeditor for UC Press, I came across their updated guidelines on the use of AI tools, which state, "Authors are responsible and legally accountable for the content of their work. AI tools may not be credited or attributed as an author on any work published by UC Press. Any content generated by artificial intelligence does not meet the requirements of authorship." This limitation extends also to their freelancers (like me), who "may not load proposals or manuscripts into AI tools either in whole or in part" or "may not use AI technologies to generate original content to be used in UC Press publications." So, if you intend to publish with a scholarly press, make sure to inform yourself of the publisher's expectations early on. For now, it seems that most reputable university presses wisely and ethically acknowledge that AI-generated text does not meet the standards of human-generated text for quality publication of research. #scholarlypublishing #academicwriting #editing #copyediting #copyeditors #universitypress

1/ It's a Friday in late August, and I'm starting a new book project that may garner interest because it has "AI" in the title. However, I already have a whole series of (free) books that meditate on AI and the generative. Self promotion of creative work 'is' always necessary, so a thread...

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Test renderings from an algorithm I wrote to generate mosaics. It came from being unhappy seeing image mosaics that are just pixelations - real roman mosaics used the Opus Vermiculatum style en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Opus_ver , tiling along edges. Roughly, this calculates the best candidate edge points using the Sobel operator, places pairs of light/dark tiles there (slow), then grows remaining tiles from those (fast) using the underlying image colour from the square centres, while trying not to overlap entirely. #creativecoding #generative

Original images from Wikimedia Commons.

I don't want to hijack @jasoncoon's thread[1], so I'll start this one.

I was speculating on the math behind Jason's expanded Fibonacci LED discs. Each LED is at

r = n^exp
θ = 2πn(2 - φ)

For the Fermat spiral in Jason's classic discs, exp = 0.5, so r = sqrt(n). For expanding spirals, exp is larger.

Here[2] is an animation of LED discs where exp varies from 0.5 to 1.0.

[1] leds.social/@jasoncoon/1149140
[2] editor.p5js.org/10.uses-mender

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