Alexander Huber
@c18ah.bsky.social
Digital humanist · Independent scholar and Consultant for Digital Humanities @huber-digital.bsky.social · Research: poetry (very long #c18th) · Published: eighteenthcenturypoetry.org, thomasgray.org · Project: romanticperiodpoetry.org
Indeed a depressingly uninformed, unimaginative, and backward-looking writeup.
November 23, 2025 at 8:04 PM
Indeed a depressingly uninformed, unimaginative, and backward-looking writeup.
Reposted by Alexander Huber
None of my AI-critical friends IRL say things like "no one wants AI." They all have some version of Anil Dash's nuanced lets-replace-it stance.
I think straight-up denialism is now a residual phenomenon — largely limited to social media — that can safely be ignored.
I think straight-up denialism is now a residual phenomenon — largely limited to social media — that can safely be ignored.
November 18, 2025 at 6:46 PM
None of my AI-critical friends IRL say things like "no one wants AI." They all have some version of Anil Dash's nuanced lets-replace-it stance.
I think straight-up denialism is now a residual phenomenon — largely limited to social media — that can safely be ignored.
I think straight-up denialism is now a residual phenomenon — largely limited to social media — that can safely be ignored.