Choosing to walk - by rayne fisher-quann
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AI writing tools, labour, and my only writing advice
i get a lot of messages asking me for writing advice, which i’m often hesitant or unable to give because i don’t think i’m particularly good at the actual task of writing: i don’t have a writing schedule, a daily output, good desk posture (or a desk at all), a spiritual artistic practice, or any of that other stuff that people tend to want to hear about. with all that being said, this is something like writing advice. it’s also about AI, and the future. this essay is sort of like an introduction to another essay i wrote called Machine yearning. check that one out too, if you’d like. xoxo…
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