When the Cheapest Resource is Human Labour
There's a lot of talk lately about the environmental costs of AI and they're very real, but it feels like the human cost is getting ignored—and it may be even more significant.
There's a lot of talk lately about the environmental costs of AI and they're very real, but it feels like the human cost is getting ignored—and it may be even more significant.
August's Atlantic brewed up quite the furor within people who still consider themselves readers, but the article goes much deeper than that and sounds a cautionary tale on the death of writing, thanks to the impact of generative AI.
Is it really the coolest neighbourhood in the world? Maybe.
Japan
I'm in Japan, and that means lots of photos
Politics
This is question that's been on a lot of people's minds lately--personally, I'm of the opinion that the U.S. became a civil war state on January 23rd in Minneapolis, and it will spread slowly. California should sure be fun. NPR, itself a funding
Japan
Its been cold in Toronto--there's no real denying it. I went for a four hour walk yesterday up to Bloor and then back around to the very small Museum of Contemporary Art for the first time in a while but it wasn't all pleasant: it was
Politics
Honestly, if Mark Carney joined this thing I'd be offended
Books
A light, highly readable story about a life with books.
America
I spent three weeks in Minneapolis once, and it was a city I was surprised to love. This is not about that.
Wherein the ever shifting shapes of ice on Lake Ontario make for a lovely, cold walk.
photography
An ongoing series
Media
Wherein one of the greatest actresses of our generation chimes in on Hollywood racism, and still produces fantastic work.