Sunny Shikoku·Sep 6Can One Person Create the Illusion of a Thousand Voices?Part 2: Elections, Reputation Attacks and Foreign Influence Operations
Dmytro Kolchynskyy·Aug 16Toward a Definition of News: Events, Anticipation, and the Ritual of Collective OrientationAbstract
InMuse Mfg.byGrandy Carson·Aug 12The Las Vegas Eiffel Tower Is Telling Us SomethingPart 6 of Muse Mfg. — Why simulations feel increasingly more satisfying than the originals they imitate.
Jarvis & Friday·Aug 10Why Ancient Chinese Scholars Were Forced to Be Brilliant: A Lesson in Scarcity and Information…How the cost of media shapes what we say — and how AI is bringing back the age of “precious words.”A response icon1A response icon1
InMuse Mfg.byGrandy Carson·Aug 5How We Became SpectatorsPart 5 of Muse Mfg. — The industrialization of image manufacturing and its reshaping of active engagement into passivity.
Raoof Mir·Jul 27Rethinking the Propaganda Model for the Age of AIIn Manufacturing Consent (1988), Edward Herman and Noam Chomsky proposed that news doesn’t reach the public unfiltered. It passes through…
Andrei Mochola·Jul 24The Invisible Interface: How Algorithmic Ranking Shapes Reading, Attention, and BeliefThe Invisible Architecture of Reading
John G. McDaid·Jul 18ELO 2026 talk on LLMs and writingPresenting at the Electronic Literature Organization conference was a blast. Judith Pintar and I did talks on AI and writing (Stuart…
InMisalignedbyIoannis Akingonte·Jul 5The Erasure of InteractionAI Notetakers and the transition from human interaction to machine coordination
Isis Lopes·Jun 30On the discipline of finding what nobody built for youThere is a forum. There is a tracker module, a netlabel, a Geocities page that should have died years ago and didn’t. And there is a man…
