Look Ma, No Hands!
B. EarlA blog about getting back up...over and over again. I've been working in Hollywood for 20 years at the intersection of creative and technology. The things I've seen & done could fill a book. But I decided to do a weekly blog instead.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 61 | Subscribers | Read | bearl.substack.com |
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The Future of Entertainment Studios
My algorithm for LinkedIn seems quite tuned towards everything AI-related. Or maybe that’s all everyone is talking about these days. So many polarized posts it becomes mind-numbing. Dr. Jeffrey Funk is one of the leading posters who every d...
The Shadow in the Machine
Okay, so let me start with some fun news! The studio I’ve been developing and building for the past two years with my partners has officially been announced in a Variety Exclusive that dropped yesterday. We launched our studio, WeirdBunch E...
The Futility of the AI-Infused Internet
I just watched a clip on Instagram where Elon Musk is being interviewed by Tucker Carlson talking about how Sam Altman and OpenAI are untrustworthy. WTF. Seriously. How have we gotten here? The internet, what was once positioned to be the m...
The Ouroboros of AI
Here’s a conundrum: what happens when humans run out of existing information to study without making new discoveries and breakthroughs via creative thinking endeavors married to rigorous scientific research? The other day a headline caught ...
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B.Earl is an American comic book writer and filmmaker who lives in Los Angeles. Earl has been working with Marvel on books such as DEADLY NEIGHBORHOOD SPIDER-MAN & DAREDEVIL & ECHO. He also works in emerging technology with both AI and blockchain.
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