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The fact that my cat can arguably vote for the Hugo awards strikes me as a sign that the rules should be updated to specify that only humans can vote.
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16 January
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But the bigger reason that you should write and make art, is that your work is someone else's respite.
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If you're a writer, wondering why you should bother writing with the world on fire. It feels like it's not important, I need you to understand that it is.
19 December 2025
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There are legitimate uses of LLMs, such as translating a primary source not available in your language.Their words
Well, I think there are legitimate uses of LLM AI. Like, using it to translate a primary source that isn't available in your language.
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I don't think something written with AI should EVER be eligible. And I'm glad SFWA shut that door.
13 October 2025
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I think narrative structure is created through Pace, Lens , Order, and Tension.
6 September 2025
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I don't think that mispronouncing a name is a problem in and of itself. I think that blaming someone else for not being able to pronounce a name IS a problem.
20 March 2025
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Things made by AI can be distractions and diversions, but they cannot be an expression.Their words
Things by AI can be distractions and diversions, but they cannot be an expression.
12 March 2025
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We need to be using the privileges that we have as shields for our neighbors.
11 January 2024
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