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Jessie Seymour Check email again. Not expecting anything, but not quite able to stop myself. There’s a new message. It’s

… read more I had no words to describe my self: Job scarcity and identity in the dying university

Amelia Walker Acknowledgement: I live and write on the lands of the Kaurna people. I pay respect to Kaurna Elders,

… read more Un/telling y/our story, part four

Amelia Walker Acknowledgement: I live and write on the lands of the Kaurna people. I pay respect to Kaurna Elders,

… read more Un/telling y/our story, part three

Amelia Walker Acknowledgement: I live and write on the lands of the Kaurna people. I pay respect to Kaurna Elders,

… read more Un/telling y/our story, part two

Amelia Walker Acknowledgement: I live and write on the lands of the Kaurna people. I pay respect to Kaurna Elders,

… read more Un/telling y/our story, part one

Jenny Hedley   During two stages in my life—at age seven and again in my twenties—I acted as surrogate speaker

… read more Archival bots: My mother, my model for language

Jenny Hedley   My first fine-tuned small language model (SLM) was a boring failure who sounded didactic, encyclopaedic. JenAI v1

… read more Generative AI model training: Why do you sound like me? Because I am you

Jenny Hedley  Imagine a future where writers control their own small language models (SLMs) trained on select high-quality data including

… read more To each author, a mimetic AI model