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Why should we create in the age of AI? How can we compete? This post from LMNT puts a different perspective on things: I take a little comfort in knowing that it will be impossible for “AI” tools—here on out—to differentiate between human-made and machine-generated content, thereby inevitably
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Today’s target for artificial intelligence (AI) seems to be artificial general intelligence (AGI), a technology that is competent in many areas, like humans. AI is most often highly-specialized, focusing on one area with a narrow set of tasks. This sort of AI is best-suited for specialized audiences needing specialized
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Writing is easy. All you do is string together a bunch of words. Or so some would have you think. Never mind the fact that so many of us are terrible at saying what we mean. Writing is much harder than some give credit. Because writing is more than words.
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These days, people are worried about AI taking their jobs. And who can blame them, with all the stories circulating about AI’s great accomplishments. (P.S. If you’re looking for a counterweight to the hype, read Rebooting AI: Building Artificial Intelligence We Can Trust by Gary Marcus and
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Introverts make up at least one-third of the population—maybe as high as one-half—yet in so many ways the world feels as if it’s made only for extroverts. How can it be that our social systems benefit one type of person while alienating the other? Pop culture often
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As long as there are people, there will be questions about the human condition. How are people doing? What are their greatest struggles and fears and joys? And what does it mean to be a real human being at any point in time? Odds are good I won’t make
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I’ve been rethinking my relationship with technology since I started reading Digital Minimalism by Cal Newport. After mentioning this book is usually when a blogger tells his audience he’s deleted his social media accounts and can now be reached only by smoke signal. But this is not that
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Cover photo courtesy of Amazon Title: The Copywriter’s Handbook Author: Robert W. Bly Who should read it: Anyone looking to learn how to sell better with words Book link Key takeaways * “A copywriter is a salesperson behind a typewriter.” * Don’t focus on being original or creative. Instead focus
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The Pilot Kakuno is great affordable option for anyone looking to dive into the world of fountain pens.
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So many of us, over the last couple years, have been rethinking our relationship with social media and the internet at large. My own wonderings about technology have seen me dabbling into using only open source operating systems and software. But I’ve recently realized that while I appreciate open
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The end of the year is a great time to look at what lies ahead. Because I prefer asking important questions over making bold predictions, I’ve lately been wondering: What will digital marketing on a post-Web2 internet look like? When people think of Web3, they likely think of the
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What if Web3 isn’t an evolution but a move to something like the web’s original form? Not an arrival but a return. A regression of sorts. A devolution in the most positive context. These are some of the questions I’ve been asking about Web3 over the last