HeyJaredEveryday Behaviorist
Poetry, memoir, fiction, and prose, from a radical behaviorist lens.
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Instant Mashed Potatoes (opens the original)
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As a quick and humorous extension of my last post, on being invited to write a paper on AI and not being able to follow through, here’s an analogy I wrote about the use of generative AI for creative writing*, a task that has, historically, been a uniquely human endeavor. *By “generative AI for creative writing” I mean inputting a prompt into an LLM, asking it to write something for you—a story, a poem, anything creative—and then using the majority of that product as your
Delicate, Re-Emerging Bud (opens the original)
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A few weeks ago, I was invited to write a paper on AI use in behavior analysis for a field magazine. I wrote back something like, “Thanks, I’d love to, here’s what I’m thinking…”The invite came after questioning whether I had burned a bridge. So, it was a much-appreciated invitation, and I was truly excited to write the piece and share my thoughts; I shared a very rough outline. Everyday Behaviorist is an eclectic mix of human-generated writing. To re
Ice, Ice, Baby: My NYT Misinformation Summer (opens the original)
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It’s been a while since I’ve written in this space, Everyday Behaviorist — so long that it’s again my turn to headline Stories from the Jukebox, a writing community for song lovers. This time, I chose, “Ice, Ice, Baby,” by Vanilla Ice, for reasons that will make sense shortly. Apologies for my absence. As you might recall, I’ve been on an “Iceberg Expedition” on my other platforms, which I wrote about
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