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Literary Rebellion in the Age of LLMs

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By Joe Clyde Duncan
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The sudden arrival of LLMs has ushered in an era of writer confusion. Today, I see a lot of writers scratching their heads, some panic-struck about how to approach the looming menace of generative AI, ready to gobble up both writing jobs as well as the oldest medium of personal expression that isn't verbal speech. Being the super-duper language nerd that I am, I've been thinking about this screeching, slow-motion nightmare long and hard.
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The Case for Preserving Culture

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By Joe Clyde Duncan
| Medium
We consider Shakespeare someone whose works are transcendent, someone whose excellence possesses such status and privilege that it soars high in the æther above earthly mortals. If there was ever an inarguably untouchable and unequivocally timeless writer, it would surely be William Shakespeare. But this notion is deeply injudicious. The long and tumultuous history of Shakespeare’s works tells a very different story.
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The Case Against Immediacy

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By Joe Clyde Duncan
| Medium
The fan whirs indifferently, tauntingly among the backdrop of silence in my building. Outside, a motorcycle taxi coughs its way down the busy street that wraps around the 729-year-old moat surrounding the Old City of Chiang Mai, Thailand. From my bed, I hear the endless stream of small engines, the motorcycles of unhurried residents as they nonchalantly scoot by in droves. I step outside, and I’m immediately greeted by the vaguely-organized urban bedlam I’ve come to love.
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