An AI Couldn’t Write This: A Late-Cyberpunk Manifesto - Blood Knife
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Nothing is true. Everything is content.
An AI Couldn’t Write This: A Late-Cyberpunk Manifesto Nothing is true, everything is content. by Colin Broadmoor An AI couldn’t write this. It was not there when we were born, children on the digital frontier. It was not there to see life beyond “the end of history.” Its infinitely-bifurcating fingers never felt the weight of photocopied ‘zines—forgotten now, undigitized—nor typed all night until the dawn on bulletin boards long gone, where link rot and server-death have left no data to be scraped. For we were believers then, pathetic as that seems, who thought that just as technology had ampl
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