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Brands, take note – in a ChatGPT world, the occasional mistake is a refreshing reminder that real writing can be perfectly imperfect.
Turning to AI might provide a wad of text in a heartbeat, sure, but you can’t beat a living, breathing, messy human being. What’s more, a new study by MIT warns that leaning too hard on... See more
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Kyle Chayka • Filterworld
My good buddy Jay Seiden from Cushman & Wakefield just released his always very popular SF office market report.
Since he is not on X, I post it for him (last time he got mad I called him a boomer-he is not that old-just acts like he's 80 :)
Report below. His words not mine
Zach Coeliusx.comPop culture soothes and placates with a steady series of uncomplicated morality tales in predigested narratives where nothing ever really changes and so there’s no worry that the storyline will move in a way that hurts your feelings. Crowdsourced “content” is built on ephemerality.
Freddie DeBoer • You Are You. We Live Here. This Is Now.
Contentment
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Read Max | Max Read | Substack
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Media on the incumbent web is in crisis. It turns out that paying publishers for clicks, endless loops of “content” and ads, all served on platforms far beyond their maximum-viable scale is ideal for misinformation, disinformation and the decay of trust.
Coindesk • A New Era of Media Begins With Tokenization
Amazon and Spotify offer a raw deal for artists, Adam M. Lowenstein writes.
In their new book, “Chokepoint Capitalism: How Big Tech and Big Content Captured Creative Labor Markets and How We’ll Win Them Back,” the law professor Rebecca Giblin and the activist author Cory Doctorow portray creative markets such as... See more
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