A diary on artificial intelligence, period voice, and what a machine still cannot fake Britain’s newest artificial intelligence markets itself as capable of perhaps not …
Reality producing something better than anything I could have invented I had a genuinely funny thing happen today that I did not write, could not …
A week of combined research, and a message suggesting the method might help someone else too Properly finished and shared the piece today, a genuinely …
Structuring a week’s research into something honest about what each method actually proves A genuinely demanding but rewarding day, working properly through the full body …
Three candidate authors, and why colonial pamphlet writers deserve more credit Spent the entire morning at the university library working through a genuinely fascinating set …
Preparing a transcription for computational analysis, and learning what it can and cannot prove Genuinely productive day, reached out properly to the digital humanities researchers …
Two separate methods converging on the same likely author, and why that matters Genuinely exciting day, the computational analysis results came back considerably faster than …
Stephanie Curry’s diary on colonial-era political literature and its surprising resonance with contemporary American politics Monday: The Pamphlet Collection That Changed My Week’s Plans Spent …
Turns out the actual founding arguments are considerably messier and more interesting than the fireworks suggest While most of the country watched drone shows and …
Turns out this specific genre of complaint has a genuinely long, well documented literary history I stumbled this week across an eighteenth century satirical pamphlet …
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