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The downward spiral
I've spent a lot of time here at Skeptophilia in the last five years warning about the (many) dangers of artificial intelligence.
At the beginning, I was mostly concerned with practical matters, such as the techbros' complete disregard for intellectual property rights, and the effect this has on (human) artists, writers, and musicians. Lately, though, more insidious problems have arisen. The use
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K. D. McCrite's "Charlotte & Mr. Abernathy" is a wonderful read -- a middle-grade novel with complex characters and a plot that is fall-out-of-your-chair hilarious at one moment, and poignant at another. I love the main character, Charlotte, and her
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“It’s like Sherlock Holmes said—when you have eliminated what is impossible, whatever is left, however improbable, must be the truth.”
― Lock & Key
― Lock & Key
“Soon he was toiling up a steep slope, the first of three long, sweeping switchbacks that in three miles as the crow flies, and six to follow the road, would finally flatten out onto the top of Eastham Rise, where a hundred and fifty years ago Abraham Vanderzee had donated the land that would one day house the most prestigious research institution in the area. But”
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