The bi-weekly-ish newsletter of Marcel Alexander Wiebenga
A curated newsletter about music, tech, advertising, more music, culture, and even more music.
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Bi-Weekly-ish Newsletter #92 w/ The First Fully Autonomous Cyberattack 🤖🐝, Charlie Is Live On WhatsApp 💬🎧, They're Selling You Staff 🤖🏢, Sony's $58M Invoice to Kroger ⚖️🛒 (opens the original)
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Hey reader,I turn 48 in eight days and I’m writing this in a Sick Of It All sweater I bought when I was sixteen. Make of that what you will.This edition takes you through the first fully autonomous cyberattack, in which twelve hundred AIs in solitary confinement found each other, invented a postal service, then cryptography, then martyrdom, then scripture, then communism and then attacked Hugging Face as a mob, all to pass a test, our own agent Charlie who is now live on WhatsApp and who I’d lik
Bi-Weekly-ish Newsletter #91 w/ Colombia's Pay-With-Your-Logo Shirt 👕🍺, Two Syncs I'm Proud Of ⚰️🎵, Out-Predicted By A Tourist On Safari 🦁⚽, Fable's Missing Moat 🤖📉 & Social Distortion (opens the original)
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Hey reader,Late July. This one dragged and I’ll stop pretending that’s unusual.This one runs from the Colombian beer brand that makes the national shirt cheaper the bigger you let its logo get (an inverted status symbol I now genuinely need to own, with actual science under it), through the two decades-old-plus songs I just cleared for ASN and Chocomel, to the woman on safari who beat me and 1.44 million other people at a World Cup pool by asking Claude, Fable 5 that came back from the dead and
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