Go but bring cushions for napping?

A girl can dream.

Oh, I meant the AI companies providing the tools for this nonsense! Much bigger fish and much bigger scams. Cut the bs at the root.

I would be very happy with destroying the responsible companies and requiring the AI barons to spend their entire fortunes solving homelessness and climate change.

They manage to describe my consulting work with the same vague rhythms as slop book descriptions, which makes them easy to recognize as someone who gets several of these a week targeting authors. If you're in another field, watch out for these. Real people offer telling details.

Oh, great. Now, along with slop scams offering to market my books, and slop scams offering to market other people's books that I've reviewed, I get slop scams offering to pay for consulting work (no specific task, language from my website, and the promise of a "job application" if I respond).

We're excited to share this discussion about how publishers are handling the question of human authorship, the different solutions on offer, and mythbusting for writers anxious about submissions!

Happening today!

It was a term I used half-jokingly while I was writing it, and it stuck! But I also I legit want to read more of it by other people.

6. A Half-Built Garden, Ruthanna Emrys. This is ... diaperpunk? It's great. Aliens come to rescue is from the climate-ruined Earth and we're like "I THINK WE CAN STILL FIX IT." Aliens are found by an eco-anarchist who comes out to see what the chemical spill is in her wetland, bringing her baby.

Note to scammers: I am not, personally, Ursula Franklin, though it would be kind of awesome if I were. And she probably never cared about SEO in her life.

WHAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA

I'm looking forward to this - my first Mozfest *and* my first time in Barcelona!