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Martin Amis and The War Against AI

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By Jack Aldane
| Substack
Sir Martin Amis would have turned 77 this summer were it not for his untimely death three years ago. I stand by that word ‘untimely’, because for every fresh medley of horrors the world has served up since, there is a line that only Amis could have written that would have reminded us all of the power of original thought, and without which we continue to be worse off.
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Flat Earth, by Anika Jade Levy: a review

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By Jack Aldane
| Substack
One upward thumbstroke is all it takes to blow the hatch and bail out of the X app. How often I’ve needed reminding. These days, as I’m shaking off the dust from my latest emergency ejection, it occurs to me that I may be simply too old for certain fronts of the culture wars. A prime example is the modern dating economy, a particular stronghold among today’s prolific shitposters.
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Australia urged to set ‘rules of the game’ to harness the productivity potential of AI

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By Jack Aldane
| Global Government Forum
The Australian government must set clear rules on the use of artificial intelligence if it wants to secure the consumer and productivity benefits of the technology, the Australian Productivity Commission has said. In its interim report ‘Harnessing data and digital technology’, published on 5 August, the commission highlighted AI’s potential to underpin a new wave of productivity growth.
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