Essays on Meliorism 2.0, the human advantage in an AI economy, and the practice of seeing clearly.
My daughter is graduating from college this spring with a degree in music therapy. In the next ten years, an AI will be trained on her body of work. Without asking her. Without paying her.
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A Substack publication for essays on the philosophy of Meliorism 2.0 — what it is, what subtraction requires, the human advantage in an AI era, and the patterns Brian notices in advisory work. Published when there is something worth saying, not on a schedule. Read it on Substack →
An essay about AI training data and the people whose work gets absorbed into models without consent or compensation. It opens: "My daughter is graduating from college this spring with a degree in music therapy. In the next ten years, an AI will be trained on her body of work. Without asking her. Without paying her." Read it →
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