Signposts in the Age of AINOTES & QUESTIONSSELECTED MONTH
12 published articles in September 2026.
A proposal for sharing distribution load while preserving provenance and usage terms—and returning compensation when appropriate—in an AI-driven data economy.
I admire the story’s overall structure, yet I still did not find its first episode interesting. A distinction between narrative purpose and enjoyment.
Unpolished words still carry intent and context. This article explores the value of speaking to AI before shaping the result for human readers.
I may ask AI for recommendations, but I do not want it to decide what I enjoy. Why I keep a record of my impressions and judgments.
If AI can surface a person’s writing as useful information without a large following, what might influence look like in the AI era?
AI dialogue lets me receive a long response in full before deciding what comes next. This article considers the value of a form unlike human conversation.
Accepting an AI counterargument does not mean surrendering your taste. Counterarguments can help put your own judgment into words.
Even when AI drafts the prose, can authorship reside in what we keep, change, and place at the center? A reflection grounded in making these articles.
Considering how AI-era creation may affect each medium differently through the amount of background and relationships a work can contain.
Individual games, company-made games, and shared places where everyone brings a world: a look at how AI may widen the entrance to game creation.
A personal account of how repeated conversations with AI seemed to convey not only story settings, but preferences and even the direction of the author's next thought.
Keeping a record of my thoughts and the context behind them. Three reasons for starting this blog, through conversations with AI.