The End(s) of Argument
Mike CaulfieldLooking for the structure underneath the noise
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Prompts can be poetic
I watched the film Past Lives recently which is frankly a stunning piece of work. You shouldn’t be reading this post, you should be watching Past Lives.
Past Lives makes a reference to Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind in it, and afte...
Agents are portable but judgments are not
I recently wrote one of my better prompts, one that deconstructed elements of Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind and went through 22,000 films to find what I feel to be a set of about 200 pretty perceptive vibe matches.
You can see the...
Cracking Style
Short post, and if you’re not interested in my film project you can skip this. But I’ve been trying to write judging definitions and rubrics to find films that are similar in style, vibe, and the world they represent. It’s really hard! The...
AI as “fuzzy disintermediation”: some patterns and risks
Information technologies are often described as intermediating (putting more distance between you and a primary information source) or disintermediating (closing the distance between you and a primary information source).
For instance, in...
Yes, Google’s AI Overview (AIO) still hallucinates quite a bit
I was watching The Glass Key last night with the wonderful Veronica Lake, and there was a joke sequence that I didn’t quite get about being offered a series of newspapers and responding by punching the person in the face:
It was late and I...
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Co-author of Verified. Creator of the SIFT method for information literacy. Currently rethinking how online information literacy is taught in the age of AI.
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