’I witnessed war crimes’ in Gaza, former worker at GHF aid site tells BBC

• Anthony Aguilar, retired US special forces, resigned from Gaza Humanitarian Foundation citing IDF shooting at unarmed Palestinian crowds at aid centers.
  



• Reports unprecedented brutality and excessive force against starving civilians, a situation unmatched in his military experience.
  



• Raises ethical and operational concerns about humanitarian safety amid the Israel-Gaza conflict and challenges claims of secure aid distribution.
  

Enough AI Copilots! We Need AI HUDs

• Revisits Mark Weiser’s 1992 critique favoring AI HUDs over copilot metaphors for augmenting human cognition.
  



• Contrasts conversational AI assistants with HUDs that seamlessly overlay information, minimizing cognitive disruption.
  



• Examples include airplane HUDs, spellcheck, and AI debugging tools acting as cognitive extensions rather than replacements.
  



• Argues HUDs suit complex, unpredictable tasks by empowering expert intuition, reserving copilots for routine work.
  

How to Make Websites That Will Require Lots of Your Time and Energy

• Satirically advises developers on how to maximize time spent maintaining websites through indiscriminate npm dependencies, premature framework adoption, and mandatory complex build steps.
  



• Highlights the hidden costs of dependency bloat, over-engineering, and build complexity with ironic humor.
  



• Encourages reflection on software craftsmanship by exposing common traps that inflate maintenance burdens.
  



• Key quips emphasize the inevitability of broken dependencies and unnecessary compilation overhead.
  

AI-Generated MP ID Site Protests UK Online Safety Act

• A satirical website uses AI to generate mock UK MP identity cards based on user-entered postcodes, critiquing the recent Online Safety Act.
  



• The project embodies digital activism by blending political commentary with humorous AI usage, evoking early internet protest culture.
  



• Exposes tensions around government surveillance, digital identity, and legislative overreach.
  



• Heavy use of OpenAI credits caused technical limits; recommended to test with known postcodes like Labour leader Keir Starmer’s.