Robots Can’t Laugh
Whatever you may be thinking about AI, I hope it is NOT that we humans are in competition, and that AI could “win,” whatever that means. Give yourself some credit! Just remember — we can laugh,...
writing and translation
Whatever you may be thinking about AI, I hope it is NOT that we humans are in competition, and that AI could “win,” whatever that means. Give yourself some credit! Just remember — we can laugh,...
Ilya Kaminsky, Deaf Republic, London: Faber and Faber, 2019. You might wonder, as I did, whether I was reading a fable, a myth, a folktale, a parable, or something else, something different. Of course...
It’s the sort of literary criticism that expands a language, in some sense “rewrites” the text or group of texts under consideration. Reading and translating ancient texts for evidence of a specific experience, namely...
It’s as if I’ve just read my own biography. I haven’t, of course: The Years is clearly ordered and clearly labelled as Ernaux’s autobiography, or memoire, from the date of her birth in 1941...
I finished reading a few days ago, and can still feel my admiration building. In many ways traditional in structure, it is a tale of a character transformation, from the point a young man...
LinkedIn advertises quite a few job opportunities in the “AI training” area. Please, fellow writers, don’t squander your hard-earned human skill on robots! Writing is a way for humans to discover, invent and evolve,...