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A letter written by Nick Cave and read by Stephen Fry which gives his thoughts on creativity and people who use ChatGPT. Warning: includes one use of the F-word.
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Its just about been a week or so since I came back from the Geographical Association Annual Conference in Oxford, and I thought Id share some reflections.
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