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Seth Wilson

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Chicago
As seen in: Built In, Washington Times, Slant Magazine, HowlRound, SevenFifty Daily, Dawg Sports, Music Inc. Magazine
Covers:  Culture, theatre, film, music, art, history, sports, performance, philosophy, aesthetics, music retail industry

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Seth Wilson’s Biography

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I'm a culture writer and critic living in Chicago. I have a Ph.D. in theatre and performance studies and write about various aspects of the cultural-industrial complex. My work has covered music, film, sports, and theatre.

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How Do You Exorcise a Demon?

How Do You Exorcise a Demon?

Do you want to hear a scary story?

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A Recipe for Success?

A Recipe for Success?

A celebration of the 2025 Georgia Bulldogs, plus a bye week recipe for your culinary needs.

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The Band of Brothers

The Band of Brothers

As we prepare to tee it up between the hedges, let all the Bulldog faithful cry "God for Kirby, Georgia, and …

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The Narrative Value of Beatin' Bama

The Narrative Value of Beatin' Bama

The key to beating Alabama can be found in a battle that took place more than 2,000 years ago in North Africa.

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Annual Opponents Revealed for 9-Game SEC Season

Annual Opponents Revealed for 9-Game SEC Season

As you might have guessed, Georgia will play Auburn, Florida, and South Carolina annually.

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Quarter-Season Progress Report

Quarter-Season Progress Report

With a bye week to rest up, let's check in on the 2025 Georgia Bulldogs and assign some grades.

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Articles

Fable 5 vs. GPT-5.6 Sol: Which Model Is Better?

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By Seth Wilson Verified, Richard Ewing
| Built In Verified
If you read tech industry blogs, artificial intelligence sounds like a solved problem measured in clean test scores. But when you’re a solo founder sitting in a quiet room and your checkout flow is completely broken, those laboratory scores mean absolutely nothing. When OpenAI released GPT-5.6 Sol and Anthropic restored Fable 5, I wanted to see how they handled the reality of a normal workday. I expected one to dominate, but It didn’t.
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Does Kimi K3 Mean the End of U.S. AI Supremacy?

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By Seth Wilson Verified, Avi Chai Outmezguine
| Built In Verified
Image: Shutterstock / Built In Summary: China’s Moonshot AI released Kimi K3, outperforming top U.S. models on key tests at 40 percent lower cost. With Chinese models capturing a growing share of enterprise traffic, the shift threatens the pricing power U.S. labs rely on to justify $1.6 trillion in planned AI infrastructure investments. more China’s Moonshot AI released Kimi K3, outperforming top U.S. models on key tests at 40 percent lower cost.
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Is Anything Standing Between Your AI Agent and Your Database?

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By Seth Wilson Verified, Richard Ewing
| Built In Verified
If you’re deploying AIagents in production, there is a question you need to answer right now: What sits between your agent’s inference and your database? For most organizations, the honest answer is: guardrails. Confidence scores. Maybe an output filter. In other words, a probabilistic check on a probabilistic system. That is not a security architecture. That is hope with a dashboard. The previousarticles in this series established why guardrails fail and how AI agent breaches actually unfold.
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Watching a Georgia football game or at bar trivia.