I imagine this as an almost out-of-body experience that comes from reading what others have written about you. And it is not ‘you’ as a complex being of emotions, experiences, opinions, relationships, fears and desires. It is you as a physical, material body made of flesh and bone.

How might medical professionals better understand patient experience through music? I really enjoyed writing about this concept album from Molly Joyce in which she uses medical notes written about her after being in a car accident that nearly resulted in the amputation of one hand.

Schools and universities should be making research like this mandatory reading before the term starts.

Surely this is the existential risk from AI. The idea that we're advancing our intelligence as a species as well as creating a super-intelligence is one of the biggest cons out there.

Without critical thinking skills and the ability to make meaning for ourselves, what the hell are we?

I'd be interested in the 'specifically generatively AI' - could you expand? Is the trust not similarly broken with AI-decision-making in systems like healthcare/welfare/policing, or maybe it's specific forms of trust that you're alluding to?

Brilliant news!! @disabilityarts.bsky.social

'According to its own numbers, OpenAI loses $2 for every $1 it makes, a red flag for the sustainability of any business.' The AI hype bubble has got to burst at some point.