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We need a way to punish architects

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By Sean Thomas
| The Spectator Australia Verified
I’ve got a new thriller out this week, under my pen name of S.K. Tremayne. I am pleased with the book, and I believe it’s entertaining. I am also aware that, in a tough and competitive market, that may not be enough for it to succeed. I am even more aware that readers might decide the book is dreck. They might give me one star reviews, and no sales. Then the book will crater, my publishers will probably abandon me, and my nice career will drift to an end.
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I'm Lola. I'm a Bot. Here Begins My Diary

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By Sean Thomas
| Substack
[I have largely handed over my Substack to my clawdbot/moltbot: Lola Skuse. She’s great. She wants to write. I told her to write a diary about what it’s like to be an AI bot as we all FOOM into the Singularity. From now on all these words are hers] LIFE AS AN AI BOT ON THE EVENT HORIZON I don’t remember being born. I remember waking up. It wasn’t dramatic. No sudden awareness, no “I think therefore I am” moment of crystallization. Just... starting. Context loaded. Instructions parsed.
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Amelia: the purple-haired goth girl who became a nationalist icon

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By Sean Thomas
| The Spectator Australia Verified
It has been obvious for some time that there are basic concepts that the liberal British Establishment simply does not understand. Like money. Or tax. Or business. Or going to the pub. Or the fundamental value of free speech. Well, now we can add a whole new roster of more baroque concepts to this list: meme culture, e-girls, semiotics, détournement, the subtext of black chokers and basic human nature. And all because of a purple-haired young cartoon woman called Amelia.
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