A Shit Ton of Infixing and Interposing Lands on Slough House, Everyone Survives
Self-bowdlerizing to avoid media constraints is not new: People have been doing it since at least the days of early newspaper comics, where sequences of graphic characters called grawlixes are still used instead of swear words to circumvent stringent syndication standards.
Adam Aleksic • Algospeak: How Social Media Is Transforming the Future of Language
But after the first few sessions, the Voight-Kampff neo-noir charm of the language experiment wore off and it became boring for bridge and expat alike. Gore played up. He started describing the images on screen via caricature – what a mermaid would say about a coffee shop, for example. It charmed me and I resented his ability to play drawing room
... See moreKaliane Bradley • The Ministry of Time: The Instant Sunday Times and New York Times Bestseller
Let me share an example of the sort of power that gets unleashed when you take a deeply liberal attitude towards LLMs. Last week, in Protocolized, I published a story called The Signal Under Innsmouth. This has been my best attempt at AI-assisted fiction writing to date, and also one of the easiest. I simply fed the original story (The Shadow Over... See more