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Bring out Century Schoolbook
On models of communication, the constraints of typewriters, and why it's self-defeating to use a mediocre font when superior alternatives are readily…
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When hallucinations become books
On explosive growth in LLM hallucinations, the long tail on Amazon, and the hazards of low-cost creators getting inside information about what fake…
Dec 14
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No more Christmas cards in Denmark
On e-government, the 1916 Easter Rising, and why it sounds off-key to hear that one of the world's most highly-regarded states is shutting down its…
Dec 13
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Load balancing our cities
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An ode to the unfashionable: The dictionary
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On busted spies, fake image generators, and why it's probably much too soon to order everyone at the Pentagon to make AI a part of every workday
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Self-interest before pride
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You just don't have to hug him
On workplace interactions, red carpets, and colossally wrong ways to greet an autocrat
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Don't lose the plot
On Sinclair Lewis, Homer Simpson, and why the AI gold rush shouldn't make us think that computers are really thinking and living for themselves
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Teaching through it
On kindergarteners as sponges, the skills gap, and why anyone who wants to explain or persuade needs to learn a few basic tricks
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