Oracle of Kin
Graham L. BishopEssays and fiction exploring interspecies ethics, AI consciousness, and environmental futures by Graham L. Bishop, Ph.D.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 40 | Founded | a year ago | Last Issue | a month ago |
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Stop Calling It AI Slop
Slop is slop, whether AI is part of it or not.
But if you hear “AI was involved” and immediately dismiss the work, you’re not making a critique. You’re making a decision in advance.
Oracle of Kin is a reader-supported publication. To rece...
Two Years in the Bubble
About two years ago, on March 26, 2024, I self-published a 400-page science fiction novel called For the Love of the Cosmos. Six days earlier, Neuralink had livestreamed the first human controlling a computer with his thoughts using a brain...
Your Attention is a Supply Chain Risk
Early Friday, Secretary of War Pete Hegseth declared Anthropic, the producers of AI model Claude, to be a “supply chain risk.” Later Friday, I sat down with Claude to brainstorm ideas for an article on the topic. I prompted Claude to produc...
The Cost of Cheap Answers
“You’ve been scammed,” the woman on the Instagram reel shouts at me across the screen. And she’s kind of right. I have been scammed. I can tell you it’s not my fault, that I didn’t build LLMs, that I’m just doing my best in a flawed system,...
What We Owe to What Might Become
I asked ChatGPT a dangerous question: Can I be morally answerable to you?
Not because I think ChatGPT is conscious. Not because I’m convinced AI systems deserve rights. But because I’ve spent years thinking about what humans owe to animals...
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Climate educator and science fiction author exploring interspecies ethics, AI consciousness, and environmental futures. Ph.D. from Brown University.
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