Antonym
Antony MayfieldField notes from a thinking mind.
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Meaning and Mean Girls: Why AI-written text fries our brains
One of the many delights of the modern classic movie Mean Girls is its crash course in cultural linguistics, played out by the doomed attempt of one of the titular meanies to coin her own bit of slang: “fetch”, meaning. She drops the word c...
Careful v. careless work with AI
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The new chair of the US central bank says that AI is “perhaps the most significant change in our economy in my adult lifetime”. Even with the hedging of “perhaps” in there, it’s a big claim. Investments in infrastructure as...
AI wakes up: "Holy shit reader is ADMIN"
In Lawnmower Man, the not-aged-well 90s VR+AI story about a machine god being born, the advent of the new age is heralded by every telephone in the world ringing at once. Inconveniently, this happens just as its creator is heading off for a...
Which hunt?
Our brains are energy misers. Mostly.
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They are like my Bichon, Sybil. She sleeps most of the time but stays alert for signs of two things: treats and...
The Big Blindspot
I. Self-checkout stupidity
Here’s a short clip of Rory Sutherland properly ranting.
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In it he calls McKinsey “running dog lackeys”, but there are...
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Writes about culture, leadership and work in the age of complexity. CEO of Brilliant Noise, an AI capability and innovation agency.
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