Is There Gold In Them Thar Blogs?
Would you pay to read these blogs? Don’t gulp. I know the answer. Recently, a friend interrupted when I started to quote myself. “You know I don’t read your blogs regularly, don’t you?” Her confession silenced me the way bird droppings landing on my head might do.
Continue Reading →Will AI Make Writers Obsolete?
December 04, 2019
artificial intelligence, brain differences in amateur and pro writers, Grammarly, MLA, Will AI replace writers?
A reader directed me to an article in the October issue of The Atlantic, John Seabrook’s comments on Artificial Intelligence (AI) and creative writing. Could machines learn to write better than professionals, it asked. I’ll probably go on foraging for ideas from this piece for a w
Continue Reading →When Virtual And Real Worlds Collide
September 03, 2019
Catch Me If You Can, Dimitra Kessenidest, Equinox, Experian, Facebook, Frank Abagnale, freezing credit accounts, Grammarly, pronography, Transunion, Tumblr
My near-death fantasy is to be conscious as I depart not only this earth but also the world-wide-web. To be honest, the web hasn’t been kind to me of late. First, the Russians attacked my blog in 2016. Then Facebook became positively hostile and banned me from its pages for severa
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