The Algorithm Will Not Write Your Novel: Lessons from Carbon Zero
Craig W. Stanfill's Carbon Zero cuts through Silicon Valley techno-optimism to expose the grim publishing reality of automated conformity.
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Author of the science-fiction novel Carbon Zero. Official site: craigwstanfill.com
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