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https://thereader.mitpress.mit.edu/what-is-authorship-when-machines-can-write/
What Is Authorship When Machines Can Write?
Writers and machines have been in a quiet standoff for decades. ChatGPT has just made it impossible to ignore.
By: W. Patrick McCray
MIT Press Reader
I just came across a detailed analysis of an 800-year-old Arabic poetry generator, the Maghrebian oracle device: "The Majorcan philosopher Ramon Llull imported this technology from the Muslims he was...
Type To Shoot Game
Does someone remember Typing of the Dead?
Same thing, only with Space Invaders.
If you want to train typing fast and with eyes off the keyboad - try this.
( Found on geekologie.com )
One molecule of DNA encodes about a gigabyte and a half of data. That means that the entire construction kit for a human being (including, if you ascribe to certain geneticist dogmas, your political leanings, your susceptibility towards all kinds of crime, and your sexual fetishes, even – especially – that one thing you were always to ashamed about to tell anyone) is about the same size as two illegally downloaded movies; say, Shrek and Shrek 2.
The language of God
