No L’z Gore

Freelance Writer // A.I Trainer // Battle Rapper

Exploring the ways we reflect, connect and resonate with ourselves in the subjective other

TiMeLeSs PiCtOgRaMs: FrEe ThE rObOtS

A.I Acronymns:

Artificial Intelligence // Art.. Official Intelligence
Alien Intelligence
Allen Iverson
If an LLM is told that “I need a Spanish teacher” it doesn’t “know“ if I need a teacher of “Spanish descent” or a teacher that teaches the Spoken language.
The pictogram above aims to combat information distortion by connecting naturally connected concepts to free ourselves from programmatic thinking.
You can actually “watch” a Sun Dial “make time” if the sky is clear

Relevant questions:
If “AI” replaced human work, what would/should be valued?
Who/what creates “meaning”?
If a random “battle rapper” can discover or create “meaning” (like in the photo above) then is there anyway a society could resist information distortion from “bad actors”?
Could the media/politicians/leaders/law capitalize on differences in social and cultural identity in a way that enrages, separates or immobilizes us?
Related Readings:
- The Gutenberg Parenthesis (Jeff Jarvis)
- Wrong, How media, politics and identity drive our appetite for misinformation (Dannagal Goldthwaite Young)
- Invisible Rulers… The people who turn lies into reality (Renee DiResta)

Bruce Lee Mindset:

Jeet Kune Do rejected rigid forms and techniques of traditional martial arts. Instead, it focused on what Lee considered the essence of combat: direct, efficient movement adapted to any situation.

In his book “Tao of Jeet Kune Do,” Lee wrote, “Instead of crystallization, fluidity is the principle. Forget winning and losing; forget pride and pain. Let your opponent graze your skin and you smash his flesh; let him smash your flesh and you fracture his bones; let him fracture your bones and you take his life! Do not be concerned with escaping safely – lay your life before him!” (Lee, 1975).