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Authorial pieces with a clear voice — 5 to 10 minutes. Position, opinion, angle.
6 pieces — across all sections
NLP Is Back. Now Its Victims Are Neural Networks
Half a century ago, two Californians figured out how to control people through language. Today the same thing is being done to neural networks — and they call it a profession
A council of robots: five models debate whether they're human enough
The experiment: ask five flagship models to stop nodding along and actually argue with each other about the fate of the author. What came out of it: panicked self-reflection, Chinese Taoism, two aphorism slams, and one uncomfortable "we" that all the models reached for with suspicious eagerness.
The New Female Intelligence
Women have been writing prompts their whole lives — explaining, reframing, iterating. A personal essay on emotional labor, AI, and why soft skills turned out to be the most powerful ones of all.
AI Doesn't Steal Your Voice If You Don't Give It Away
Texts written "with AI assistance" all sound the same, but the tool isn't to blame — the decision is. You choose whether or not to hand the model the one thing that makes writing yours
Scene Twelve In Draft
It’s midnight, and I'm writing a screenplay for my girlfriend's thesis.
I Asked You to Find a Mind, Not a Perfect Liar
Seventy-five years ago, I devised a game in the hope of measuring machine intelligence.
