ROBOTS ATE MY HOMEWORK
Mia Kiraki \ud83c\udfad, Jen Benford, Dr Sam IllingworthWhere ideas, narratives, and worlds get richer alongside AI. Strange questions, cultural rabbit holes, real experiments, and robots that sometimes deserve a better job.
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What if AI brings back the amateur?
I have a new favorite word that I used to think was insulting: amateur.
(This is still a word I wouldn’t love to hear before a surgery… and if you’re telling me a piece of art looks “amateurish,” I know what you meant to say: it looks a li...
The four objects I use before I let AI answer anything important
“Computers are useless. They can only give you answers.”
Pablo Picasso
Are you for real? Cause that’s a bit rude, Pablo.
And, not quite true anymore.
I use computers all day and find them pretty useful!
Not only computers; intelligent...
Before you build an AI agent, give it a way of seeing
How to turn the methods and references already inside your world into different AI behaviour.
If you’re like me, you want your AI agents to live inside your world, absorb all the intelligence and sophistication that you’ve spent decades bu...
How to build an AI reading partner that leaves the interpretation to you
The second I found out that the Athenaeum Book Club was reading The Brothers Karamazov, I picked it up again.
I first read it a few years ago, and it took me about 3 months of heavy grappling with it. Tried again a few months ago, and sto...
An AI that only sees the latest version will never protect your original idea
I felt a bit sad for a building that has only been alive for about twelve minutes.
A few moments ago, ChatGPT gave it ochre stone and teal tiles and strange balconies, and flowers growing out of the windows, and the mosaic of a fictional...
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A house of narrative, taste and AI, with the side doors left open. I help humans build a world around what they do best, then teach very classy robots to work inside it.
Transformation coach and writer for creators, feelers, and rebuilders. Helping people unlock their most authentic expression—through story, strategy, and a little bit of fire. You were built for range. \ud83d\udc26\ud83d\udd25 Lived experience, not medical advice.
I am here to show you when to use AI and when to leave it the hell alone. Full Professor of Critical AI Literacy and bestselling author.
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