I believe there is a middle ground when it comes to AI. It is possible to see the value it can provide while also being aware of the harms it promotes, such as devaluing human input and the theft that many AI companies engaged in to build their models. I believe we should advocate for ethical use of AI models and seek to provide fair compensation to those who have been harmed by it.

Happy Samhain everyone! And Day of the Dead. And Diwali. All the fall holidays! Plus some politics and dont forget to change your clocks on Saturday.

In which I share a moment with my cat and relate some links I found interesting.

After spending a decade writing the novel “Digital Dryad,” I’m considering bringing my writing and web programming skills together to create dynamic games inspired by the vivid world of my novel. Some of my ideas include language learning games that teach you how to converse in “Dryadic” and exciting “choose your own adventure” narratives as well as other ideas. I’m exploring an assortment of game concepts. Gamification of your novel is a wonderful way to expand the reader’s experience in the world of Digital Dryad.

Digital Dryad is out now! Pick up your copy today from Amazon. Available in paperback or Kindle ebook format. It’s also available on Kindle Unlimited.

My author copies have arrived. Only two weeks until they will be available for sale on Amazon! And even my cats approve.

I was wondering why so many YouTubers were upset by a silly meme question. But then I rewatched a Northern Exposure episode, and it makes a lot more sense now.

Bookmarks, postcards, and stickers. Oh my!

Ever been caught off guard by a change in schedule that ruined your plans? Ever felt a surge of unfairness mixed with annoyance and the reluctance to confront it due to the fear of being labelled a complainer?

While I agree that the worst effects of AI are ahead of us, I do not agree that the concerns I have about AI are not valid. I got so annoyed at this article in Writers Digest that I had to comment on it.