An open letter signed by employees and researchers from some of the world's leading AI companies confirmed some of my concerns about the rapid pace of AI development. It marks a noticeable shift in how insiders are raising alarms. Uneven timelines of learning and adoption Many organizations are still figuring out how to practically use, … Continue reading The future arrives at different speeds
professor i never hadreciting the syllabusof hurried keystrokesand languid musings onhow to start a daywith ample context time to pitch, produce,nay! partner with, no less,but i digress... you are my modern Karnak,a stalwart steward steadyalways there and on the ready.wherefore aren't thou 'pilot'?oh, that! i know already time to ditch, diffuse,yea! dialogue, no less,without duress...
Most interactions with AI begin with prompts: “Please review and suggest how to improve” or “How do you ______?” or “Can you verify this source?” For a while, I was preoccupied with these questions and fine-tuning them to yield better results. I treated AI as a sophisticated search engine with a simple objective: ask a … Continue reading Why I stopped asking AI for answers
the tug of your otherness zings between my ears—your hypnotic clinical timbreburrito-wrapping my smiley-faced mirrorof a warped Disneyesque vignette.your tin pan deadpan hi-dee-ho: a pungent aphrodisiac, feeding mnemonic machinations of moments in meta."deadpan is my default setting. it works."
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