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I’ve been working a bit obsessively on what I think is a pretty great engine for turning any RSS feed, even from statically generated sites, into beautiful subscribable newsletters. You can now sign-up for an e-mail subscription to drafts, where I am actually writing these days. If you are interested in the RSS-to-E-Mail service, it’s called feedletter, and I’ve just published a detailed, if too long and intimidating, tutorial on how to set it up. Feel free to hit me up for help. (You can also, always, join interfluidity office hours, every Friday afternoon @ 3:30pm US Eastern time, 12:30pm Pacific.) Obsessive feedlettering has crowded out writing in January. I hope to make up for that shortly! In the meantime, here is the roundup of December drafts. From How to regulate AI (2023-12-28): Here is my two point plan for what Congress should do: Congress should declare that big-data AI models do not infringe copyright, but are inherently in the public domain. Congress should declare that u

interfluidity it is what it is. --> interfluidity Steve Randy Waldman China has much to teach us. John Roberts does not. So, I don’t really write here any more. I write at drafts.interfluidity.com instead. Please follow that feed or subscribe by e-mail . I do still offer periodic roundups here of what I’ve been up to! And it’s been a busy few months. Without further ado. Unless it is remedied soon, the Supreme Court has rendered an end to liberal democracy in the United States nearly inevitable by their decision in Trump v. United States . It’s not about Trump. Donald T

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