
ZeroWidth founders John Cain and Pete Binggeser are multi-disciplinary makers and thinkers building a set of tools, best practices, and clear thinking about the complex, rapidly changing field of AI.
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It takes a village...
Attendant to the rise of AI has come what we’ll call the Division of Dignity Fallacy - which holds that the human actor gets to do all the fun, sexy thinking - your decisionings, your judgmentations, etc. - and that...
“Learning ‘how to think’ really means learning how to exercise some control over how and what you think. It means being conscious and aware enough to choose what you pay attention to and to choose how you construct meaning from experience....
Lookit us all, bustling away…
NB: Typically, I create these posts as the (omniscient, trusted, wry-but-sexy) voice of ZeroWidth, a kind of collectively wrangled, collaboratively generated result of much conversation and sometimes contentio...
In Edo Japan, the fifty-three stations along the Tōkaidō Road represented both a literal series of landmarks for traversing territory and the stages for acquiring Buddhist wisdom.
As noted elsewhere - in other editions of this newsletter,...
Absent ACTUAL knowledge, approximation becomes inevitable. What begins as “lion” easily becomes “smarmy-expression dog in a mohair turtleneck.”
Query: When faced with the dizzying pace of AI’s advance - and the mounting anxiety that it wil...
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ZeroWidth founders John Cain and Pete Binggeser are multi-disciplinary makers and thinkers building a set of tools, best practices, and clear thinking about the complex, rapidly changing field of AI.
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