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April 11, 2022: Sasha Stiles, poet and artist, on her book "Technelegy"
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Today: Sasha Stiles, poet and artist, on her book "Technelegy"
Links:
• Technelegy, by Sasha Stiles, published by Black Spring Press Group
• sashastiles.com and technelegy.xyz
• On Twitter: @sashastiles and @technelegy
• The Franciscan monk helping the Vatican take on — and tame — AI (FT, April 6, 2022): "The Pope’s guest was Brad Smith, president of the US technology giant Microsoft... On the agenda was the topic of AI and, specifically, how humanity as a whole could benefit from this powerful technology, rather than being at its mercy... The Pope was concerned about how AI might be used to wage war in Ukraine, [and] what he could do to prevent the technology from ultimately destroying the fabric of humanity."
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Ken From Hyde Park:
PaulRobeson1920:
Cyberspace-the place Our consciousness goes when we use the internet
David in London:
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PaulRobeson1920:
In so many words
herb.nyc:
I like Ali G’s word TECHMOLOGY
Aside- from a recent nytimes Brian X Chen’s TECH FIX, excerpt-
To report a scammy text, AT&T, Verizon and T-Mobile offer the same number to forward the messages to: 7726. After forwarding, the carrier asks for the phone number that the message came from.
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that has nothing to do with any human that has or will ever be alive.
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Did gyre and gimble in the wabe
All Mimsy were the shady data brokers
And the mome raths were outraged
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Dean:
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and the show with Jamie Brew from Botnik:
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tim from washington:
Dean:
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I wonder if Sasha has ever GListened to Night Owl?
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coelacanth∅:
...'been phasing them out anyway.
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PaulRobeson1920:
If your cup is full, may it be again…
Let it be known there is a fountain
That was not made by the hands of men” - Robert Hunter
chris in the redwoods:
also, hello, Mark and everyone. i'm enjoying the conversation.
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Ken From Hyde Park:
Webhamster Henry:
Dean:
Re: NLP and humanities, this is a fun start of a discussion: https://critinq.wordpress.com/2019/03/31/computational-literary-studies-a-critical-inquiry-online-forum/
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chresti:
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Daybreak is Thinking Thoughts 💭:
It’s pretty awesome that creativity is breaking out everywhere!
I will definitely catch the show in the archives.
I will actually post it for my creative writing class on Wednesday as they are in the beginning of their poetry. Currently they’re reading for 40 min and writing for 40 min with lunch in the middle. They get to pick what they do and when.
Webhamster Henry:
coelacanth∅:
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Fredericks:
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PaulRobeson1920:
We may live in a sick society, but the world is OK baby.
coelacanth∅:
it's hopeless.
ultradamno:
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chresti:
coelacanth∅:
welcome to 1984.
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castor:
Ken From Hyde Park:
ultradamno:
So, the coveted checkmarks are no longer for sale.
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coelacanth∅:
about as much as computer-generated "art".
total insanity.
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melinda:
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(Murakami Whywolf))):
Here, 'materialist' doesn't mean 'wanting stuff', it means believing in a completely naturalistic explanation for the universe, nothing but space and mass-energy and the forces governing them.
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chresti:
coelacanth∅:
...well, cost-effective. i guess that's the bottom line.
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