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Dead Labour

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By Elaine Kasket
| Medium
Ghostbots are coming for your job Afew years from now, will we look back with nostalgia at an era when we only had to compete with fellow living folks for our jobs? As an expert in digital afterlives, I can’t help but think that the combination of rapidly developing, unregulated AI with even more unregulated and unprotected ‘digital remains’ is something we should all be thinking about a whole lot more.
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System Error

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By Elaine Kasket
| Medium
Could ChatGPT help me get to the bottom of a spooky iPhone glitch? Years ago, my sister was sizing up a potential love match, on a dating site that used psychological questionnaires to pair you with the perfect person. The candidate's photo was shot from an unusual angle, and he looked vaguely familiar in a way she couldn't quite put her finger on. She read down and under 'pet hates' he said he couldn't stand food with specks, or condiments of any kind. That's when she realised.
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Writers, Don't Hide the Bad Bits

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By Elaine Kasket
| Medium
Writing the book was awful, and that's okay The book was entirely accidental. I'd had a passing thought, so passing that it wasn't even yet the sort of thing I would have bothered to scribble on a napkin or the back of an envelope. But I voiced this embryonic idea out loud, in the presence of my literary agent, while we were idling in an office waiting for someone. That someone arrived, and I forgot what I'd said, but my agent didn't.
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