Internal exile
Rob Horningabout technology, art, philosophy
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium |
|---|---|---|---|
| Publishes | Weekly | Issues | 344 |
| Subscribers | Read | robhorning.substack.com |
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Tastes of almost-Friday
Hari Kunzru is right to point out that “the ‘can machines do creative writing’ thing is mostly a distraction from the use of the machines to go through text and images to cancel grants and put people on deportation lists.” So the best way t...
It mostly works
The term “vibe coding” has been around for only a week or so, but it already has a Wikipedia page. Credit for its coinage is assigned there to one of OpenAI’s co-founders, Andrej Karpathy, who defined it in an X post:
Watch out for snakes
When I first saw the Comedy Central show Mystery Science Theater 3000, in the early 1990s, I was most likely home on holiday break, because I didn’t have access to or interest in cable television at college. The premise of the show is that ...
Can we already grasp the rough outlines of these coming forms, capable of threatening the joys of marketing?
Open AI and Anthropic have recently announced or launched their versions of “AI agents”: pieces of software, often represented as assistants or servants, that use computers on your behalf to presumably free you for more important tasks. Oft...
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Writer, mostly about technology; former New Inquiry, Real Life editor
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