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Is AI Frying Our Brains? (Spoiler: No)

Posted on November 19, 2025 by Katherine Wikoff

Well, buckle up or click away; this is going to be a long one. I started writing my “Creative Practice in the Age of AI” series of posts 1) because I was personally curious enough about generative AI (GenAI) and … Continue reading →

Posted in Art, Creative Practice in the Age of AI, Creativity, generative AI, Writing with AI, Writing, blogging | Tagged Alexander Luria, chatgpt, creative practice, creative writing, creativity, creativity and cognition, generative AI, LLMs, marshall mcluhan, Plato, Writing with AI | 2 Comments

If you build it, they will come: the importance of infrastructure for creativity and innovation

Posted on October 30, 2012 by Katherine Wikoff

Here’s a little factoid I’d forgotten about until my husband and I were discussing the recent Presidential debates between Barack Obama and Mitt Romney: The famous series of debates between Abraham Lincoln and Stephen Douglas were not held during the … Continue reading →

Posted in WPLongform (posts of 1000 words or longer), Writing, blogging | Tagged Aristotle, business, creativity, curiosity, education, enthymeme versus syllogism, enthymemes, five paragraph theme, form and content, industry, innovation, Jonah Lehrer, lifelong learning, Lincoln-Douglas debates, marshall mcluhan, Nixon-Kennedy debate, politics, rhetoric, rhetoric of the open hand, the medium is the message, WPLongform, writing | 1 Comment

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Is AI Frying Our Brains? (Spoiler: No)

If you build it, they will come: the importance of infrastructure for creativity and innovation

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