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Jasmine Sun on AI Art

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This is the Sublime newsletter, where we share an eclectic assortment of ideas curated in and around the Sublime universe. In case you missed it… we released our annual zine: Whoa, Vol. 2: Conversations on AI and Creativity. We’ll be releasing one conversation here each week. If you’d rather savor instead of scroll + want early access to all ten conversations, including David Perell, Oliver Burkeman, Venkatesh Rao, and Anu Atluru, grab the physical + digital zine. And if you already ordered your copy, the next batch will be shipped this weekend. Get your copy When people ask me who they should be reading but probably aren’t, I always say Jasmine Sun. She recently left her product manager role at Substack to write full-time and is also co-authoring a book on AGI with Kevin Roose of The New York Times. Jasmine is better than anyone else I know at writing about overtired, zeitgeist-y tech things (pssst: agency, taste) in ways that don’t make me roll my eyes. If you’re new to her work, I

This is the Sublime newsletter, where we share an eclectic assortment of ideas curated in and around the Sublime universe. In case you missed it… we released our annual zine: Whoa, Vol. 2: Conversations on AI and Creativity. We’ll be releasing one conversation here each week. If you’d rather savor instead of scroll + want early access to all ten conversations, including David Perell, Oliver Burkeman, Venkatesh Rao, and Anu Atluru, grab the physical + digital zine. And if you already ordered your copy, the next batch will be shipped this weekend. Get your copy This series is made possible…

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