Jeffrey M. Binder

I contributed a chapter to the new book Dis/Trusting the Digital World in Imaginative Literature, just published by Edinburgh University Press.

Back in October 2021, during the last large spike of COVID-19 cases, I created PromptArray, a system for messing around with the process by which language models generate text.

I just published a feature essay in Los Angeles Review of Books: “The Artifice of AI: Why Machine-Generated Text Seems So Fake.”

This is a transcript of a conversation I had with ChatGPT in which it claimed to have squared the circle.

As an experiment, I asked the GPT-3 “text-davinci-003” model to write 20 Shakespearean sonnets on different topics.

My latest article is now online.

The following is a poem generated by GPT-3.

My first publication based on my history of computation project is finally out today.

In his 1677 book Artificial Versifying, the English mathematician John Peter describes a simple procedure that can be used “to make almost Six hundred thousand different Latine Verses.”

My latest article is out online today.