true: sometimes trying to fit in all those healthy, stress-relieving habits into your schedule can actually be quite... stressful!

I mean…. This American Life offers two six-month production fellowships each year: - Based in NYC. - Paid, approx $6,250 a month, before taxes. - Benefits including health insurance and relocation reimbursement.

I mean, of course we’re going to borrow the best bits. theguardian.com/science/2024/s… Ben Yagoda

Please listen to this episode. Women risked their lives telling us stories they're not even allowed to speak out loud in Afghanistan. wbur.org/onpoint/2024/0…

Sure, perplexity is getting A+ press but I just can't w/it anymore: "The research papers I suggested with 2023 dates were hypothetical examples I incorrectly generated, a serious error on my part. I should not have presented fictional research or dates beyond my knowledge base."

This book could not have been better.

"Built into the nature of releasing something to the public is an imbalance. You know little of the people experiencing your work while they build a connection with you." Rebecca Watson re: creating art, promoting art, personal privacy and authenticity: ft.com/content/b7b823…

Always a good excuse to head over to Fundación Casa de México en España.

"Essentially, computers are starting to take on the role of managers," writes Molly Glick for Slate. According to Antonio Aloisi, AI can influence pay by allocating projects/shifts based on employee data, not to mention gauge salaries, benefits, and bonuses. slate.com/technology/202…

What do Europeans have on their mind with the US elections mere weeks away? Three main issues according to Waya Quiviger: security, climate and trade. theconversation.com/us-elections-h…

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September might be the most beautiful month in Madrid, but this is October.

It's so refreshing to hear someone talk about the use of AI in the creative arts without sugar-coating it.

Ohhhh I’m going to have to try. but: time.

“How then can poetry so transform language that, instead of simply communicating information, it listens and promises and fulfills the role of a god?” — John Berger

How do our evolving ideas about happiness, pleasure, and freedom shape our sense of wellbeing, particularly given how technology and pharmacology might soon (if not already) altar our human experience? linkedin.com/pulse/endless-… by Santiago Iniguez

“This is the power that AI is now poised to seize. Bureaucracy is an artificial environment, in which mastery of a narrow field is enough to exert enormous impact on the wider world, by manipulating the flow of information.” — Yuval Noah Harari ft.com/content/21ddf9…

Most of the #disinformation comes from X, writes Edward Luce. “The world’s richest man is also Trump’s most powerful new weapon. Unlike conventional media publishers, Musk’s X has near total immunity from whatever fake claims, however dangerous, are spread on his platform.”

During the early dotcom boom, burnout was widespread among entrepreneurs and tech workers, pressured to rapidly scale and capture the market. But today's vision of #entrepreneurship --the how and why we innovate-- is shifting, according to Michael Baum.

The The Associated Press will have 5,000 people working on US election coverage tonight (on more than 6,800 races.)