Month: August 2023
AWAY
It’s lovely weather here in London. I hope everyone in the UK is having a nice bank holiday Monday.
Audience not Algorithm | 2329
The game is over and we’ve all lost. We now have a fractured mediascape with smaller audiences and limited opportunities for growth.
That’s Right
Time just seems to be slipping out from under me whilst I feel like I’m slowing down. I can’t belive it’s nearly September, christ.
The Book of Silicon | 2328
I think much of contemporary AI and Internet criticism fits into three categories, two of which are based on short stories by Luis Borges.
Rapid Realms: A Visual Novel with AI | Part 2
This is part two of my speed run to make a a Solarpunk visual novel Using Stable Diffusion, Godot and GPT4 in less than 30 hours
Rapid Realms: A Visual Novel with AI | Part 1
Using Stable Diffusion, Godot and GPT4, I’m going to try and make a Solarpunk visual novel in less than 30 hours
Marking the Occasion
The weeks are absolutely flying by. Nights here are already noticeably darker sooner in the evening than they were a month ago.
World(view) | 2327
Written down this way, world(view) suggests that the world is outside of – and much bigger – than any single perspective of it from within.
Crossing T’s
On Thursday I delivered a 50mins long, 8k words talk to the students at The New Centre’s Writing the Impossible Object course
Nobody Clicks Links Anymore | 2326
Earlier this week I had the misfortune of accidentally opening a link to a website in google chrome on my phone.
