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web3 rhetoric in 1980 "[...] funds from his own bank account have been automatically withdrawn and then redeposited as royalty or payment in the writer's account. No middle man, no corporate juggling of a profit margin—just free enterprise."

a computer user generates poetry (1983)

"404" (2020) by ball gag A computer-generated compendium of fictitious human faces, presented in an unusual material format—this one is a stunner! 🧵

Mad scientist lab plastic assembly kit, unassembled in mint condition

"Non-Words" (2017) by Daniel Temkin - find me on IG (not here much) A delightfully handmade zine containing selections from a lexicon of computer-generated words, published such that each copy is unique. 🧵

End of Feb edition of my newsletter: chock full of ai art, tools, gen art i liked, text & data vis tools, story arcs, games, books, tv. arnicas.substack.com/p/titaa-27-cav…

Post-Postscript: Algol follows the mathematical convention of writing and/or as ⋀/⋁. In ASCII, you write these as /\ and \/. This is why ASCII added `\` as a character! Before that nobody used it. The character didn't even exist before 1937! web.archive.org/web/2013071918…

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Allison and I have been working on this project for nearly two years—and now it's finally physically realized!

i have a new book out! it's a collection of asemic prose poems, published in an extraordinarily beautiful handmade letterpress edition by Aleator Press

received a gift today that has left me nearly in tears. thank you, James Ryan Aleator Press, for this absolute treasure — Allison Parrish | @[email protected]’s new letterpress-printed, hand-bound book of asemic prose poems generated pixel by pixel by poet-trained GANs. i will savor it forever.

DALLE-2 has a secret language. "Apoploe vesrreaitais" means birds. "Contarra ccetnxniams luryca tanniounons" means bugs or pests. The prompt: "Apoploe vesrreaitais eating Contarra ccetnxniams luryca tanniounons" gives images of birds eating bugs. A thread (1/n)🧵

computer game (1960)