Post Archives
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The Gift of Language and the Hidden Existential Threat of Artificial Intelligence
Giving AI the ability to read and write is a turning point in the course of its development, going far… Read more…
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Ada
A short story originally written in 2020. I have decided to publish it now due to the recent excitement surrounding… Read more…
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Farenheit 451 by Ray Bradbury
Farenheit 451 is a very interesting dystopian novel. It reminds me of 1984 in the way it looks critically at… Read more…
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A Perfect Spy by John le Carré
This is my third John le Carré novel, but perhaps it should have been the first I read. This is… Read more…
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The Breach
Hampstead theatre is cosy; its stage slanting downwards towards the audience, grey and completely empty. The lights go out and… Read more…
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Ode to Tube
Through a sea of people you swim and wriggle,All waiting for the same vessel,To carry you far from the place… Read more…
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Reflection
I look at the sky and see you,staring back at me.Watery eyes and wavering mouth,Everywhere and nowhere.Why aren’t you who… Read more…
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Agent Running in the Field by John Le Carré
Really good book, yeah. That’s probably how Ed would describe it. Mirroring the structure of its plot, on the surface… Read more…
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The Pavlovian mind: why and when to tame our bias
Bias: can’t live with it, couldn’t survive without it. Bias is a word that has different connotations depending on who… Read more…
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Authentic Matters
Recently, while perusing LinkedIn, I came across a post by a researcher celebrating their recent achievement. They claimed to have… Read more…




