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Fraud and mismanagement at University College Cork Thu Aug 28, 2025 18:30 | Calli Morganite UCC has paid huge sums to a criminal professor
This story is not for republication. I bear responsibility for the things I write. I have read the guidelines and understand that I must not write anything untrue, and I won't.
This is a public interest story about a complete failure of governance and management at UCC.
Deliberate Design Flaw In ChatGPT-5 Sun Aug 17, 2025 08:04 | Mind Agent Socratic Dialog Between ChatGPT-5 and Mind Agent Reveals Fatal and Deliberate 'Design by Construction' Flaw
This design flaw in ChatGPT-5's default epistemic mode subverts what the much touted ChatGPT-5 can do... so long as the flaw is not tickled, any usage should be fine---The epistemological question is: how would anyone in the public, includes you reading this (since no one is all knowing), in an unfamiliar domain know whether or not the flaw has been tickled when seeking information or understanding of a domain without prior knowledge of that domain???!
This analysis is a pretty unique and significant contribution to the space of empirical evaluation of LLMs that exist in AI public world... at least thus far, as far as I am aware! For what it's worth--as if anyone in the ChatGPT universe cares as they pile up on using the "PhD level scholar in your pocket".
According to GPT-5, and according to my tests, this flaw exists in all LLMs... What is revealing is the deduction GPT-5 made: Why ?design choice? starts looking like ?deliberate flaw?.
People are paying $200 a month to not just ChatGPT, but all major LLMs have similar Pro pricing! I bet they, like the normal user of free ChatGPT, stay in LLM's default mode where the flaw manifests itself. As it did in this evaluation.
AI Reach: Gemini Reasoning Question of God Sat Aug 02, 2025 20:00 | Mind Agent Evaluating Semantic Reasoning Capability of AI Chatbot on Ontologically Deep Abstract (bias neutral) Thought
I have been evaluating AI Chatbot agents for their epistemic limits over the past two months, and have tested all major AI Agents, ChatGPT, Grok, Claude, Perplexity, and DeepSeek, for their epistemic limits and their negative impact as information gate-keepers.... Today I decided to test for how AI could be the boon for humanity in other positive areas, such as in completely abstract realms, such as metaphysical thought. Meaning, I wanted to test the LLMs for Positives beyond what most researchers benchmark these for, or have expressed in the approx. 2500 Turing tests in Humanity?s Last Exam.. And I chose as my first candidate, Google DeepMind's Gemini as I had not evaluated it before on anything.
Israeli Human Rights Group B'Tselem finally Admits It is Genocide releasing Our Genocide report Fri Aug 01, 2025 23:54 | 1 of indy We have all known it for over 2 years that it is a genocide in Gaza
Israeli human rights group B'Tselem has finally admitted what everyone else outside Israel has known for two years is that the Israeli state is carrying out a genocide in Gaza
Western governments like the USA are complicit in it as they have been supplying the huge bombs and missiles used by Israel and dropped on innocent civilians in Gaza. One phone call from the USA regime could have ended it at any point. However many other countries are complicity with their tacit approval and neighboring Arab countries have been pretty spinless too in their support
With the release of this report titled: Our Genocide -there is a good chance this will make it okay for more people within Israel itself to speak out and do something about it despite the fact that many there are actually in support of the Gaza
China?s CITY WIDE CASH SEIZURES Begin ? ATMs Frozen, Digital Yuan FORCED Overnight Wed Jul 30, 2025 21:40 | 1 of indy This story is unverified but it is very instructive of what will happen when cash is removed
THIS STORY IS UNVERIFIED BUT PLEASE WATCH THE VIDEO OR READ THE TRANSCRIPT AS IT GIVES AN VERY GOOD IDEA OF WHAT A CASHLESS SOCIETY WILL LOOK LIKE. And it ain't pretty
A single video report has come out of China claiming China's biggest cities are now cashless, not by choice, but by force. The report goes on to claim ATMs have gone dark, vaults are being emptied. And overnight (July 20 into 21), the digital yuan is the only currency allowed. The Saker >>
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RTEs Sarah McInerney ? Fianna Fail?supporter? Anthony
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Robert Watt complaint: Time for decision by SIPO Anthony
RTE in breach of its own editorial principles Anthony
Waiting for SIPO Anthony Public Inquiry >>
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Dublin - Event Notice Thursday January 01 1970 21st Desmond Greaves Summer School
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Monday August 31, 2009 15:31 by Frank Keoghan - Desmond Greaves Summer School

The 21st Desmond Greaves Summer School will address issues concerning Ireland's place in the wider world in the twenty-first century. Of particular concern will be the uses and limits of national sovereignty and whether the nation state is any longer relevant. With the second referendum on Lisbon imminent, the role of the EU and Ireland's position within it will be examined. There will also be a session on the events of 1969 in Ireland, particularly the North, in 1969, a year that was crucial in the development of the crisis there. The Desmond Greaves School 2009
www.greavesschool.ie
Friday 11, Saturday 12, and Sunday 13 September 2009
The Pearse Centre, the Ireland Institute, 27 Pearse St., Dublin 2
Programme:
Friday, 11 September at 7:30pm:
The Race to the Bottom in an EU Context
David Begg: General Secretary of the Irish Congress of Trade Unions (ICTU) which supported the Lisbon Treaty in the last referendum.
Eamon Devoy: Gen Sec Designate of the Technical, Engineering and Electrical Union (TEEU) which opposes the Lisbon Treaty
Chair: Jack O’Connor: General President of the Services, Industrial and Technical Union (SIPTU) which did not take a position on Lisbon at the last referendum
Saturday, 12 September at 11:00am:
The Neo-liberal agenda in Ireland
Eoin O’Broin: former Belfast city councillor and editor of Left Republican Review who has served as the party’s director of European Affairs in Brussels. He is author of the recently published 'Sinn Féin and the Politics of Left Republicanism'
Maire O’Connor: an award – winning journalist and broadcaster and recently author of 'Emergency – Irish Hospitals in Chaos'
Andy Storey: lecturer in the School of Politics & International Relations at UCD. He is Chairperson of Afri, an organisation committed to the promotion of global justice and peace
Chair: Michael Quinn: Chairperson, North Kildare branch of the Peoples Movement
Saturday, 12 September at 2:30pm:
Remembering 1969: memory and history
Brian Hanley: He has written extensively on Republicanism. He lectures in the department of history, Queens University Belfast and is the author of a forthcoming book on the Official IRA.
Chair: Mick Ryan was formerly a prominent member of the Official Republican Movement.
Sunday, 13 September at 11:00am:
Women and the EU
Ursula Barry: Senior Lecturer in the School of Social Justice, Women’s Studies Centre, UCD. She represents Ireland on the EU Gender and Employment Research Network.
Evelyn Mahon: a senior lecturer in sociology and social policy at Trinity College Dublin and Director of the M.Sc. in Applied Social Research.
Deirdre Uí Bhrógáin: member of the National Executive Committee of the Communist Party of Ireland.
Chair: Patricia McKenna: Served for ten years as an MEP and is Chairperson of the People’s Movement
Sunday, 13 September at 2:30pm:
The International Financial Crisis: What can Governments do?
Kieran Allen: Senior lecturer in the School of Sociology at UCD. He is the author of, among other works, 'The Corporate Takeover of Ireland' (2007) and 'The Celtic Tiger: The Myth of Social Partnership' (2000).
John Foster: Headed the No2EU list in Scotland in the recent EU elections. He lectures in economics and recently published ‘The Politics of Britain’s Economic Crisis’.
Ray Kinsella: Director of the Centre for Insurance Studies at the Smurfit Business School, UCD. He is widely published in the areas of financial institutions, insurance and corporate governance. He was previously an economist at the Central Bank of Ireland and Economic Advisor to the Minister for Trade.
Chair: Colm Rapple: An economist by training and a journalist by profession. He is a former business editor of the 'Irish Independent', the 'Sunday Independent' and of the Irish Press Group. He also writes and broadcasts on personal finance issues.
For further information, contact: post@greaves.ie or 087-2308330
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