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Your AI clone is training on a person you used to be
In 1960, Jorge Luis Borges published a page-long piece called “Borges and I.” In it, he describes living alongside a second Borges: the public one, whose name he sees on lists of professors and in biographical dictionaries.
They share the...
How to build a world for your AI
A practical way to teach AI the rules, history and structure behind your work.
The longer you build a world around your work, the more references, decisions and little rules become obvious to you that nobody outside can see at all, includi...
Can you train yourself to have a more interesting mind with AI around?
I love people whose minds build multiple roads through things.
You could talk to them about a specific movie and suddenly, a book is brought up in the conversation. Or, at a seemingly ordinary dinner, you debate something boring that happe...
The internet is developing an accent
Sometimes we’re four paragraphs into something before we’ve made up the person behind it in our minds, much like when we build our ideal image of a character from a book.
Let’s call them “Person Y.”
We never really see their face, but we...
The art of moving an idea without flattening it
A music-inspired way to use AI for content repurposing by finding what makes the original work, then rebuilding it for a new medium
I want my ideas to travel far, into different mediums, rooms, audiences. And hopefully faster, without losi...
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A house of thought and taste for the AI age, with the side doors left open. Pull up a chair and learn to judge, imagine, and build with the robots at the table.
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