GOOD INTERNET
René WalterA magazine about human machine relations, AI and tech, entertainment, arts and culture, the psychology of social media, and everything else too.
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Elon Musks Degradation Engine
Two years ago in light of the Taylor Swift AI-porn scandal on X i wrote about the Omnipresence of the Swarm-Gaze, in which i looked beyond individual harm inflicted by “trolls” on celebrities and focused on the psychological consequences of...
One flew over Latent Space
Latent Space.
Two years ago i wrote about how AI-companions might push vulnerable users towards delusions and conspirational self-radicalization and warned about precisely the sort of AI-induced delusional thinking that we see today. Back...
2024 in Books
According to my Goodreads, i’ve read 31.653 pages across 76 books this year, where the average length of the book was 416 pages, with the shortest at 80 and the longest at 1504 pages. The most popular book i’ve read this year was Mary Shell...
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Stephen King - You Like It Darker (dt. Ihr wollt es dunkler) ★★★★ As with all shortstory collection, this is by definition a mixed bag, but you’ll find no bad or boring stories here and some are pretty great with Danny Coughlin's Bad Dream...
Why Bluesky feels right
I might get back into the game and post more regular in this newsletter, but meanwhile here’s some words about the latest social media hype and why it feels just about right.
So, you’ve heard about that Bluesky hype going on and that users...
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Blogger from Berlin / Meme Magician since 2005 / Critical Web Culture / Creative AI // Greatest Hits include the first german memetic phenomenon "Und alle so Yeeeah" & the world wide smash-single "Shut up and take my money".
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