I spent a few minutes in conversation with ChatGPT. I’ll leave interpretation and critical analysis for another post. Goodbye, New Grub Street Write me a blog post explaining how ChatGPT can write a new blog post for me every day covering the implications of ChatGPT and other LLMs for a wide range of content…

I paid almost no attention to which Mastodon instance I joined a week or two ago — after all it doesn’t matter ‘cos it’s federated, right? When I finally looked at my home server’s directory I found around 200 accounts (only 20 appear publicly; the others didn’t opt in). But…

In late October Richard Medic caught meningitis in Bosnia and died at the age of 50. The only way I can try to process that is to write this. This is what I didn’t have the courage to step up and say at the memorial event held in Brussels a…

I discovered the Fediverse as I kicked MyHub.ai’s shiny new tyres in early 2020, and I’m kicking myself now for not diving in then. This is one in a series of posts derived from my chapter in an upcoming book on Personal Knowledge Graphs, along with or some of the…

Win my place at David McRaney’s upcoming workshop by helping me write a chapter in an upcoming book on Personal Knowledge Graphs. The last few episodes of David McRaney’s You Are Not So Smart podcast were just so good I decided to both pre-order his latest book and invest some…

A short experiment on getting the most out of podcasts. As set out elsewhere, I recently preordered David McRaney’s How Minds Change after listening to three recent episodes of his You Are Not So Smart podcast on my treadmill as I tried getting myself into shape for hiking around Lapland…

My chapter for an upcoming book on Personal Knowledge Graphs (PKG) will encompass each user’s PKG, the Social Knowledge Graph created by networking them together via the Fediverse, Solid hosting, AI writing tools and Decentralised Autonomous Organisations. This post provides a first draft of its Introduction. …

We’ve just launched our first community on Knowledge4Policy. Let’s use it to build a better platform. Reposted from Knowledge4Policy, where the launch of its first knowledge community means it can finally host its own blog. Please comment on the original post on K4P. More: Submission Guidelines — Knowledge4Policy TL:DR; take…

What did I learn from Hubbing 50 resources and writing five editions on disinformation during the US elections? A couple of months ago I introduced an enewsletter into my personal content strategy to explore how Zettelkasten-powered idea and knowledge management could improve my personal productivity and creativity. …