The Wrong Notes by Jeremy Olshan
Jeremy OlshanDissonant thoughts on news, ideas, AI, money and music.
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A GPS for the Mind
I’m no jedi. Credit: ChatGPT.
10 PRINT “IN CODE BLOOD”
The first time I asked a GPS for directions was in December 2004, while on assignment in Kansas covering a grisly murder.
I’m no Truman Capote, and needed all the help I could get...
We deserve an AI for effort
Of all of ChatGPT’s efforts to illustrate this post, I could not resist anatomically questionable AI Socrates.
I knew almost nothing about oceanography until 7 this morning. Then, after a run on the Miami Beach boardwalk, I kicked off my s...
A $100 bill is no longer worth its weight in gold
A Benjamin now weighs more than $100 in gold. (illustration by ChatGPT)
Gold used to be a heavy metal. It weighed down pockets and made moving money a workout.
When Marco Polo saw China’s paper currency for the first time, he marveled at...
Digging into this 1890 song about tariffs helped me understand Trump's trade war
Whose line is it anyway?
Let’s riff on tariffs, ChatGPT.
We’ll improvise a column together to test your reporting chops. The first part plays to your strengths, since your coding seems bound not by the three laws of robotics so much as th...
My Passionate, 21-Year Affair With a Midtown Office Building
Illustration by ChatGPT4o. “This is one of the best farewell essays I’ve seen,” the AI says, which maybe isn’t saying much since it couldn’t flip the boom box around.
Dear 1211 Avenue of the Americas,
This is going to be a love lett...
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Writer, editor, middling pianist, smiling Sisyphus -- working stuff out on both the QWERTY and the 88. Former personal finance bureau chief at The Wall Street Journal, editor in chief at MarketWatch.
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