Aaron Jaffe

[Aaron Jaffe @flannobrain]

that it has learned from the training data. Additionally, depending on the data the model was trained on, it may not be able to identify a cliche from a sophisticated sentence and could make mistakes.

[Aaron Jaffe @flannobrain]

Check out NODE 34. Materiology and variantology https://t.co/OZt2SxM0tT & my article "Art, as Risky Device" https://t.co/nbSUSl7cOf

[Aaron Jaffe @flannobrain]

Really pleased to get my copy of the excellent The Year's Work in Showgirls Studies
Edited by Melissa Hardie, Meaghan Morris and Kane Race
https://t.co/nXdxNmgvXn in our book series!

[Morning Joe @Morning_Joe]

"I study the breakdown of democracy, and I don't know how to say this more clearly: We are sleepwalking towards authoritarianism." --@brianklaas

[Beyond The Zero Podcast @beyondzeropod]

A very happy 86th birthday to our Lord and Saviour Thomas Pynchon.

[ASAP/Journal @ASAP_Journal]

Can we find a habitable zone for criticism? @flannobrain discusses Vilém Flusser’s philosophy: "Rather than substances and essences […] Flusser’s paleofuturist communicology shifts attention to functions, relations of accidents and their inescapability."

https://t.co/gryR9Vn9ch

[Associate Deans @ass_deans]

Not knowing what classes you are teaching is no excuse for not having already ordered your books for the fall semester. Please attend to this asap!

[Aaron Jaffe @flannobrain]

https://t.co/HYzltQKgP8

[Ryan Ridge @ryan_ridge]

Damn. The English major died again. Seems like it dies at least once a year.

https://t.co/if23pLtdaq

[Aaron Jaffe @flannobrain]

Louisville Conference, Genealogy & History, Saturday, 2/25, @ 3:45 Room (Humanities 121), chairing a round-table on #LouisvilleConference on Lit and Cult after 1900 on its 50th anniversary - with Alan Golding, Thomas Byers, David Anderson, and Suzette Henke.

[Aaron Jaffe @flannobrain]

This is a quilt panel my lovely mom made of my book The Years Work at the ZRC https://t.co/ZSdsVxf47V @iupress for an exhibition the https://t.co/jxJLZVbjpE. The book is part of the Year's Work, a book series I co-edit with @ecomenta1: https://t.co/BpYMOoiKnk

[FSU Department of English @fsu_englishdept]

Read @floridastate English Professor Andrew Epstein's new essay, out today, devoted to the late indie musician and poet David Berman. The essay focuses on Berman's mixed feelings about the aphorism as a form in both his music and his poetry. Find it here: https://t.co/4ppGIi9gVi

[Aaron Jaffe @flannobrain]

that it has learned from the training data. Additionally, depending on the data the model was trained on, it may not be able to identify a cliche from a sophisticated sentence and could make mistakes.

[Aaron Jaffe @flannobrain]

AI: https://t.co/volW0OOZYM

[Aaron Jaffe @flannobrain]

it will be less likely to generate cliche-ridden text.

[Aaron Jaffe @flannobrain]

However, the extent to which AI models will depend on cliches will depend on the quality and diversity of the training data they are exposed to. If an AI model is trained on a diverse range of text that includes a variety of writing styles and perspectives, ...