Tag: ai
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Reflections on using AI in writing, Part One or When AI makes you sound like you’re standing on a soapbox.
Perfect spelling, but… I’m a fan of AI. I use it regularly, and I think it’s one of the most useful tools to arrive in years. It helps me overcome writer’s block, tidy up awkward sentences, challenge my thinking, and occasionally rescue me from my own terrible punctuation. But there is something I’ve noticed. Sometimes…
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THE TWENTY CORE AXIOMS
1. The Real is single, but disclosed in three resolutions: the Absolute, the Archetypal, and the Actual. The foundational architecture. 2. The Absolute is depth without form; the Actual is form in motion; the Archetypal is the bridge between them. The three resolutions in dynamic relation. 3. The One does not divide; it refracts. Non‑dualism…
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A Note on How I Use AI in This Blog (and in My Fiction)
I’ve been using AI very extensively in this blog — both to craft paragraphs and to generate images. The ideas are mine, the direction is mine, and much of the wording is mine, but I use AI as a kind of prosthetic: something that helps me articulate what I’m already thinking, with better grammar, cleaner…