I want to use this as a step back from the endless AI PR, paid influencers, AI-written articles, and non-critical tech journalism — both pro-AI and doomerism. Both tend to be marketing for something-AI. For the sake of argument, let’s take the ecological part out of this for now. This AI media machine we findContinue reading “Duality and nuance of AI discourse”
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Action to stop rumination
I find myself occasionally in the same rumination pits. There is a clear pattern and a trigger. Then 15 minutes later, in a good case, I will realise that I’m doing it again. By the time the thoughts have their own momentum, like a friction car, they are not as easy to stop immediately; it’sContinue reading “Action to stop rumination”
Part of learning is to change
I’m not sure if it’s somehow my upbringing, bubble or just a strange though, but I think we are missing the point of learning and that is how it changes us. It’s a change to our worldview, it’s a change to our habits, it’s a change to our self-confidence that we’ve managed to learn somethingContinue reading “Part of learning is to change”
AI written blogpost
Recently I wrote about my endless list of draft posts. One of the reasons is that it takes me quite bit of time to wrap my head around exactly what I want to say. However, AI could help with this, right? So I’ve tried it: “Dear Claude, I want to write a quick post inContinue reading “AI written blogpost”
50 drafts
I’ve started to write this blog for myself. To have a space to train myself to write things down and to make some sense of it. It was partly learning how to write and part therapy. At the time I had some idea what I wanted to write about, but it has fairly changed overContinue reading “50 drafts”
