Reveries of the Solitary Author
AI writing tutors mean you'll never have to write alone again
Essays about technology and the human.
AI writing tutors mean you'll never have to write alone again
Writing after the death of the (human) author
The “attention economy” offers the wrong definition
Reading Martin Buber’s classic work on dialogue in the age of the chatbot
Marginalia, Vol. 2: Attention and the examined life
Yudkowsky’s Demon and the autonomy of technique
Marginalia, Vol. 1: A limited series for the end of the year
Modernity has its own monsters
Zhuangzi on the tyranny of utility
Transhumanism and the Denial of Death
There really is something no machine could ever replicate
How industry is talking about the AI rollout
On what comes after techno-optimism
“Things Aren’t Getting Worse. The Truth is Just Being Revealed.”
“Thus the mind has gone where vision pointed.” Hans Jonas
Two centuries of photography have prepared the way for algorithmically-generated images. Now the image-world is becoming a Museum of Babel.
Two centuries of photography have prepared the way for algorithmically-generated images. Now the image-world is becoming a Museum of Babel.
On what we lose when machines do the writing
Apple says its iPad “Crush!” ad “missed the mark.” In reality, it came down right on target.
Reflections on the “humanity of the gaps” and techno-humanism
Effective Altruism and the Technologization of Ethics