The thing to write about in the “tech commentary” space this week is Google’s NotebookLM, a tool that lets users explore a set of documents through an LLM interface instead of reading them.
maybe the one potential benefit of slop will be the ability to use generated content as a smokescreen to mask one’s activities from automated surveillance.
When I restack a quote in a note, it's one of the more captivating parts of the whole post, to get more eyes on it. This was one of those times when I could have quoted over half. You are NotebookLM-proof.
I can't see the usefulness of AI generating a "podcast." It's an exercise in the absurd. Reminds me of Anne Washburn's Mr. Burns: A Post-Electric Play, in which each iteration re-enactment of an episode of The Simpsons gets further from the original, not unlike a game of "telephone."
maybe the one potential benefit of slop will be the ability to use generated content as a smokescreen to mask one’s activities from automated surveillance.
When I restack a quote in a note, it's one of the more captivating parts of the whole post, to get more eyes on it. This was one of those times when I could have quoted over half. You are NotebookLM-proof.
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I can't see the usefulness of AI generating a "podcast." It's an exercise in the absurd. Reminds me of Anne Washburn's Mr. Burns: A Post-Electric Play, in which each iteration re-enactment of an episode of The Simpsons gets further from the original, not unlike a game of "telephone."