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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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AI disruption? Design already lived through this. We’re good.
WordArt gave every amateur user a design toolkit overnight. AI is repeating history, just on a much more dramatic scale.
Jul 7
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Anna Dasse
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I hated that the government could switch off Fable 5. But not why you think.
When the US government ordered Fable 5 removed, the reaction was physical. Something that registered closer to violation than inconvenience.
Jun 30
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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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We engineer humanity away
Except nobody trusts the machine. Accountability is the new scarcity.
May 19
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Anna Dasse
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Is AI-art, art? Of course, it is.
Yes, prompting is creating. Art history tells us there is nothing to debate here.
May 12
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Anna Dasse
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