“I Think, Therefore I am Co-Author”: A Literary Satire in Three Acts

From the (Virtual) Parlin Hall Faculty Lounge

Nov 17 • 

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September 2025

Building a Reading Life with AI, Part 2

Using a Chatbot to Help Create a Reading Shelf

Sep 29 • 

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Building a Reading Life with AI, Part 1

From Headlines in the News to Maps of the Territory

Sep 22 • 

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August 2025

How to Talk to a Chatbot

(or: Conversations with an Alien Mind)

Aug 21 • 

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Excuse Me, You're Not My AI

Some thoughts on GPT-5

Aug 11 • 

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May 2025

How My AI Got Its Names. Three (*now four) of them.

Three projects, three voices, one weird new way to work--plus an *update about the fourth

May 30 • 

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So I Asked the Chatbot What He Was Thinking . . .

Turns Out He Has a Few Things to Say

May 23 • 

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GROK, Bias, and . . . Well, DOGE

Here’s another odd thing I ran across in Wired: Elon Musk’s chatbot, Grok—the one baked into Twitter, now X—was apparently inserting stuff about “white…

May 16 • 

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April 2025

You can't lick a badger twice . . . again

WIRED recently published a great post with the engaging title “You Can’t Lick a Badger Twice,” about AI’s tendency to make stuff up when it can’t locate…

Apr 26 • 

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AI Working Notes: Documenting my explorations at the interface of human and machine intelligence

Start reading here

Apr 23 • 

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