We are cyborg writers now. Can we write at all without machines? When my laptop broke, I felt bereft. I decided to write by hand. But how could I share it? Could anyone read it? Writing offline felt scary: it was clumsier, less secure, more precarious. While my laptop was being fixed, I started writingContinue reading “Cyborg writing”
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Human versus artificial writing: wheat and chaff
So I finally tried ChatGPT. And this is how it went. I went through the hassle of setting up a new email address and played with the free version of OpenAI. I wanted it to get to do something it’s supposed to be good at. To digest what I had learned so far about largeContinue reading “Human versus artificial writing: wheat and chaff”