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Builders and everyone else: the two audiences of AI
AI has split into two realities: a field of construction for a small, fluent minority and an occasional service for most people.
Oct 19
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Anna Dasse
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Publishers, we need to talk about AI
What does that mean for Literature if the gatekeepers cannot tell the difference between an AI-written novel and a human one? And worse, that they are…
Oct 12
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Anna Dasse
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Soon it will be malpractice for a doctor to diagnose without AI
Is it defensible for a physician to decline a tool that outperforms them, when the consequence of declining falls on the patient rather than on them?
Aug 11
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Anna Dasse
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The dataset outlives the product. The consent does not.
Consumer products accumulate datasets as a side effect of use, and the dataset’s real value tends to surface after the product’s original purpose has…
Aug 4
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Anna Dasse
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The Panopticon generation
The relation to privacy (or its absence) for the new generation of consumers, and why we, the old, only see a manipulation tactic when Meta is…
Jul 9
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Anna Dasse
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Teardown: the Kylie Glasses campaign is smarter than its critics think
Instead of reacting to the launch morally, look at each visible design and marketing choice on its own terms. traced back to the specific problem it was…
Jul 7
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Anna Dasse
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The era of performative imperfection
Why making your work look worse is what sophisticated writers do, now.
Jun 23
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Anna Dasse
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What does it mean that we can no longer use language as proof of the self?
Reflection on writing in the age of AI.
Jun 16
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Anna Dasse
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I want AI. Not in my backyard.
Cover that Data Center which I cannot bear to see
Jun 9
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Anna Dasse
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Promenons-nous dans l’IA
Troubles anxieux et utilisation de l’IA chez les jeunes français
Jun 8
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Anna Dasse
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AI, mental health and organized numbness
The illusion of care
May 4
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Anna Dasse
Our values are dead, and we can’t let go
AI broke education, because education was never primarily about learning. It was about creating hierarchy in a democracy that couldn’t rely on…
Apr 27
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Anna Dasse
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