Hybrid Horizons: Exploring Human-AI Collaboration
Carlo IaconoWelcome to Hybrid Horizons, where the boundaries between human creativity and artificial intelligence blur to reveal new perspectives. Each post is a collaborative creation between human and AI.
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What do you want from AI?
A German respondent in Anthropic’s recent study said it plainly: “AI should be cleaning windows and emptying the dishwasher so I can paint and write poetry. Right now it’s exactly the other way around.”
Robots Didn't Kill the Internet
Every few weeks someone publishes an essay about how AI has murdered the internet. The comments fill with people nodding along. The shares accumulate. The thesis is always some version of: we used to have a real internet, then the bots arri...
The Marvellous Helpfulness of Everything
The future arrived in the form of a calendar invitation you had not created, for a meeting you did not need, with a person your delegate had decided you ought to know. The invitation included a prepared agenda, a summary of the person’s rec...
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