Category Archives: disruptive technology

More than words: how to think about writing in the Age of AI

Posted on October 17, 2026 by tkflor

“If ChatGPT can do it, it’s probably not worth doing by humans, and it very well may not be worth doing at all.” From More than words: how to think about writing in the Age of AIby John Warner Writing, … Continue reading →

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Who is looking for high-stakes, cutting-edge cosmology?

Posted on November 15, 2015 by tkflor

“At eleven sharp, Susan Brophy introduced Mathias Kramer and stepped aside to let him say all the appropriate things. As soon as the lights were dimmed, the audience saw a pair of huge, flaming jets move on the screen. The … Continue reading →

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Literature vs. Disruptive technology

Posted on August 16, 2014 by tkflor

The epic verbal battle of the summer belongs to the much publicized negotiations between Hachette and Amazon. Megastars like Stephen King and Nora Roberts, battalions of indie authors, publishers of every size, and even the New York Times chimed in … Continue reading →

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