Artificial Whimsy
Stanford GSB '26 | Essays on AI and other things...mostly other things ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 28 | Founded | a year ago | Last Issue | 10 days ago |
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What I Learned from Two Years of DisOrientation
In the final week of Stanford business school, a tradition known as DisOrientation, each class nominates five faculty members to deliver what is called a Last Lecture: an hour-long hail mary to make sure, if we haven’t been paying attention...
Who's a better writer: AI or me? Part 2
In our April issue, we confronted The New York Times’s quiz, “Who’s a Better Writer: A.I. or Humans?”, and the cold, hard data that, for readers across the country, the choice between human or AI writing was, basically, a toss-up. And in ou...
Dropping Out and Other Low-Risk Life Decisions
Imagine this: you are 21 years old, freshly bar-legal, approaching your senior year of college (for most of you, congratulations, this is your make-believe do-over). Choose your fighter:
- Get paid $250,000 by a prestigious fellowship t...
Who's a better writer: AI or me?
I first came across The New York Times’s “Who’s a Better Writer: A.I. or Humans?” quiz while scrolling through Instagram stories.
It arrived by way of someone I knew in college—a place where, for context, I could be found loafing about in...
The Permanent Underclass Has Good GMAT Scores
I am spending my final months at Stanford taking leisurely bike rides to the pool, talking to my OpenClaw agent about nothing in particular, taking mental snapshots of the last light turning the sky behind Hoover Tower a beautiful azure, an...
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