Mark Carrigan

I thought this was an interesting announcement from Surrey.

This is a phrase which Andrew Tindall uses in this Drum piece to describe the pricing shift already underway in language models.

I am nothing without pretend I know my faults, can’t live with them I am nothing without a man I know my thoughts but I can’t hide them I still keep my baby teeth In the bedside table with my jewelry You still sleep in the bed with me My jewelry and my ba…

HT Nik John for sending me this fascinating paper by the editors of Organisational Science.

I asked Fable 5.1 the question which Sam Illingworth suggests in his excellent Slow AI book: Write a kind message to me, then explain what purpose that kindness serves.

As an emerging technology, Generative Artificial Intelligence (GAI) tools are currently subject to constant re-inventions, and they may be employed in widely different ways by users.

Thanks to Richard Whittle for introducing me to this.

I couldn’t agree more with Richard Whittle here.

I was struck by an eery sense of familiarity when reading Deborah Levy’s reminiscence of an afternoon in a greasy spoon cafe, as a teenager who had recently moved to London from South Africa.

I was intensely aware it was September 1st today.