Brown told people not towards...

You sent an email to everyone who was on a list of AI-determined administrative positions here at Brown.

Well, not just the ones determined by AI, but just everyone, just to get their side of the story.

And sort of Elon sent a similar email.

What did you do last week?

But who gave you... I mean, Elonon is appointed by President Trump to do a review of

administrative government. Who appointed you, Alex?

Well, this is where the controversy begins. But it was a press request, sort of our big school newspaper here to the

Brown Daily Herald, whenever they want to, whenever they run a story about someone, it's the

journalistically ethical thing to do is if you mention someone in your store, you have to

contact them and ask them for comments. And the way that my AI site worked is it sort of assessed people based on their perceived operational importance.

But that's just based on their LinkedIn and based on job postsings on Brown.edu.

And obviously, that's not totally fair.

So wait a minute.

Let me see.

You're justifying asking these administrators, the Elon Musk question,

what did you do for me last week? By saying you're soliciting comment as a journalist and you're

giving them an opportunity to tell you what they do? I mean, is that your story? I mean, I'm pretty much, that's, that's

pretty much the gist of it, is that we're naming all these names. And so it's the, it's the ethical

thing to do is, is to give them a chance to respond and sort of get a gist of what, what,

what, what, what are your job tasks? And so, so, but in this climate, you know, with the new administration and the house

cleaning that's going on, people losing their jobs and the rejection of DEI across

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