The words I was weaving, giving and receiving with those lovely women in the audience, were also a conversation I was having with myself.
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Ruth’s talks: Dates, times and places
I began ‘demystifying’ AI after attending a talk where the speaker, influenced by a ‘techbro’ podcaster, segued into a sci-fi speech about ChatGPT breeding robots.
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When computers were women in Maple Village
I find that time spent with other women is very powerful and whilst this talk may seem to be about the past, it really is an invitation to the future.
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Blog gazing
Carrying a lantern,
I walk through my words, past echoes of unfinished drafts,
I sing over the bones of my blogs to find what I have been searching for
– myself.
WI Life magazine: From interview to ink
In a nutshell, I think that AI has been touted as the answer to everything when in reality, it takes a lot of code, people, data and electricity and it is highly designed. It does not update itself or modify itself, nor can you train it as an end user.
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