Tag: artificial-intelligence
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Reflection on AI Use in Writing, Part 2: exaggerated language vs the old geezer in the pub
In my last post, I admitted that AI has occasionally helped me climb onto an imaginary soapbox and voice my ideas in a manner suggesting I’d discovered the answer to life’s great mysteries. The good news is that this pomposity isn’t entirely my fault, but partly a result of how the core engine of an…
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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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Introducing the Cybernetic Mosaic: A Political Futurist Thought‑Experiment
In an age when political imagination feels exhausted, the Politics of Scale demands that we think again about how human beings organise themselves. The old binaries — centralisation versus localism, globalism versus nationalism, technocracy versus democracy — no longer map cleanly onto the world we actually inhabit. What we need is a political architecture capable…
