Let this be the year of itchy, wonky, hand-knitted acrylic holiday ads
Famous Campaigns’ James Herring is about as sick of holiday AI, and AI in general, as I am, which is about as much as everyone else seems to be. In …
Famous Campaigns’ James Herring is about as sick of holiday AI, and AI in general, as I am, which is about as much as everyone else seems to be. In …
I’m of the sincere assumption no one reading here is of the type to mess around with pretend people — fake testimonials in copy, questionable contributors of content, sloppily assembled …
Words, human- or robot-generated, cannot describe how tired I am of the Surefire AI Tip-Off scavenger hunt. It’s as tedious as, say, the “It’s not [X] — it’s [Y]” construction …
Commercialism has been inextricably linked with Christmas going back generations — the first time Guðmundur put up a note in the town square reminding Gjögur he offers the freshest oranges …
So, I get uncomfortable watching actors, as their character, sing onscreen. I think it’s like the whole musical theater thing of, “When you’re too emotional to talk, you sing, and …
So. In a previous post, I addressed the question of whether it matters if content was written by ChatGPT and came up with the bold, definitive answer of “sometimes no, …
First off, this is y’all’s fault. I didn’t even want to keep talking about ChatGPT. I wrote one satirical LinkedIn post making fun of all the “how to clock ChatGPT” …
For an advertising creative currently in a hard-core search for a job (reasonable rates, inquire within), I seem to spend a lot of time producing content that’s so frank as …
NaNoWriMo has come out with a statement of “If you don’t write the novel yourself, we’re cool with that.” And people have things to say about it. NaNoWriMo — National …
WE’RE BACK, BABY. I do not know WHAT was going on a couple of weeks ago, but it’s over, or at least over enough to let the grumpy, negative side …