just read thishttps://arstechnica.com/ai/2026/07/we-cannot-choose-to-become-idiots-the-ai-cheating-scandal-roiling-brown...

just read thishttps://arstechnica.com/ai/2026/07/we-cannot-choose-to-become-idiots-the-ai-cheating-scandal-roiling-brown-university/which in its third paragraph has thisAnd we know all this because the blind economics professor at the centre of it all, Roberto Serrano, is not letting it goi'm not blind, i'm not [physically] disabled at all, but even so at that early stage of this article i was incensed at what felt like an entirely irrelevant adjective, whose non-contextual insertion specifically seemed to be what i intuit "gratuitous ableism" might encompass. it just felt wrong, utterly irrelevant to what i supposed the article to be aboutmuch much deeper in the article, this time with perfect context, the prof's optical situation was explained. this time it entirely made sense, & seemed most apropos. the journo here gave proper context, which helped us better understand the prof's underlying motivation & raison d'etremy question, if any #blind / vision-impaired fediversers might pls ...