The Future

Warpcast

What if you could instruct customers to migrate via prompt? First time I have seen this. Hard not to unsee it as a possibility.

We live in a world where movies aren’t considered art, but intellectual property. They’re “content,” little chunks of stuff that can be licensed, extended, remixed, rebooted, made into bedsheets and amusement park rides and whatever else will make money. It’s how the business has worked for half a century or more.

archive.is

Maggie articulates what I believe is the future of the web, or at least a component of what it will be.

the era of AI-induced mental illness is going to make the era of social media-induced mental illness look like the era of. like. printing press-induced mental illness

QC • Tweet

From the post, “Productivity, AI and pushback”.

But what if the coming revolution is a silent one that will be led by those who, in the face of this increasing activity and ear-splitting noise, choose the anti-mimetic path? Who grow quieter and more intentional?

Luke Burgis • The Case for Silence

The internet has become a series of lacunas, spaces where content used to be.

s.e. smith • What happens when the internet disappears?

Source

From today’s post on Seth Godin’s blog.