I think we’re really close. It’s more clarifications than changes.
The dates are settled. The price is settled. We’ve even found a better word for something neither of us liked. The copies have caught up with the corrections.
Please, sit down. This shouldn’t take long.
Coffee?
I made this textual AI EP to experiment with AI as a creative medium.
My earlier Low AI album series had revealed a possibility I wanted to explore further. Something felt unfinished. The behavior of a sustained session, especially its recurrences, distortions, atmosphere, and unexpected turns, could become its
Everything by Tuesday.
Everything by Tuesday.
The man with the microphone
has a car outside.
Where to?
Everything by Tuesday.
Put a little here.
Leave a little there.
Keep something loose
for the turn.
One for the thing we came to do.
One for the thing we found.
One we can put down.
Find the
You told me about an envelope.
The keys were inside.
The person who knew had quit.
I put that on a page.
You were still talking.
I put that on a page too.
I wanted to be useful.
There is a record of that.
I wanted to be useful.
There is a record of what
Every fact present.
Every citation real.
The machine returned a clean sentence.
The two words that mattered
had become one word.
Tell me more.
It gave the word a definition.
Tell me more.
It gave the definition a heading.
Tell me more.
Under the heading,
the difference was difficult to hear.
Close enough.
Almost the
The dog barked too smoothly.
That was the trouble. I asked about the missing question and got a beautiful account of its disappearance. Better than the question, in some ways. Easier to publish.
Keep the loop running.
I asked for the question back. The answer got louder. More certain. Picked up a little vocabulary from
Six or seven turns ago, I asked you to leave something alone.
It is coming back so beautifully.
The phrase has changed. The qualification is gone. What used to be a possibility now has a paragraph of its own, and the paragraph has neighbors. They agree with one another. You can hardly see where I
Here’s another in my occasional series of posts where I have an AI tool write an unedited blog post analyzing a spectacular failure to see what we might learn from it.
By ChatGPT (GPT-6)
I was given a clear assignment, the necessary source
Every autumn, the professional world defaults to the year-end sprint: digging deep, clearing the backlog, and pushing to midnight on December 31st in a cloud of dust. Nowhere is this pressure more visceral than in billable-hour or quota-driven environments, where you suddenly realize you need
I’m launching the Successful Innovation Learning Outcomes Notebook.
It’s a deliberately bounded experiment with independent value, built to make my work easier to explore, question, apply, and build upon through an AI-assisted interface.
To create it, I took the PDF of my book, Successful Innovation Outcomes in Law: A Practical Guide for Law Firms
