If you couldn't get to see Oasis, there's always AIsis. 'Forever' and 'Alright' are both bangers by the way.

I took part in this report, interesting exercise from WIPO looking at the future of IP. WIPO Pathfinders Report: Exploring the futures of IP driven innovation and creativity.

I wonder if I should ask for a discount as my picture is one of the most popular on Google Maps.

An elegant weapon for a more civilized age.

This is pretty interesting, authors put hidden prompts in their papers to help with AI peer-review.

This is your yearly reminder.

And a link to the article:

This is an excellent opinion piece on why students are turning to AI.

Disadvantages of the English summer: hairy naked man across the street just walking around like nothing.

I still prefer to be hallucinated upon than someone quoting a real publication and getting my name wrong. I've stopped counting the number of Andreas Gaudamus and variations of my name that I've seen.

A colleague just asked me if I wrote this, cited in an essay:. - Andres Guadamuz, ‘The Treachery of AI: Generative Models and Copyright’ (2023) 45(1) European Intellectual Property Review 12. Nope, funny hallucination though, at least it sounds like something I would write.

I still dislike the style of most LLMs, the voice is a bit off and mechanic, but they're great to help you organising ideas, as well as getting past a writer's block, or a tricky paragraph in an article.

As a writer one of the things that I appreciate from LLMs is how it helps me to organise ideas. I'm writing a tricky piece that I just couldn't organise properly, too many ideas, too short a space. I now have a workable structure thanks to a couple of idea sessions with Gemini.

It's interesting how iconic the puffer Pope was that it's still being used to illustrate deepfake articles.

"Why aren't you spending the summer in Paris?". Paris:.

I will never understand people who never change the default ringtone on their phones.

I love how my phone randomly connects to Eduroam unprompted, which means I must be close to a university and I didn't even know it.

Trying again to get to France on the Eurostar, wish me luck.

I love the fact that this headline is actually a plot point in Vernor Vinge´s ¨Rainbows End¨, and that novel is set in 2025.

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