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We go from petty podcast banner grievances to a surprisingly serious rant about AI tools that “upgrade” themselves into being less useful and more controlling. Then we zoom out to Montreal conference stories about AI in education, privacy, surveillance, and why teachers are being turned into detectives.
• Alphabetizing names and the eternal “who gets said first” debate
• Car infotainment systems, Android Auto, and why built-in navigation still fails
• Google Gemini changes, voice assistant censorship, and broken voice commands
• Anime pacing, adaptation choices, and the comedy of overdramatic cliffhangers
• Reaction culture and why anger wins engagement online
• Academic conferences as structured socializing with panels, Q and A, and hallway debates
• Classroom transcription tools, accessibility claims, and the risk of data farming and surveillance
• Practical alternatives like open-source transcription and building tools in-house
• Random questions that turn into self-care, hydration, and daily-life heuristics
“I'd recommend checking out their website if you're somehow into academics and our podcast.”
“Also, don't forget to take the the uh hint from uh the loading screen of our lives here. Uh, you know, hydrate self-care, you know. Medicate. Have you taken a break lately?”

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