Boing Boing: Ebook column that gets it all wrong Read the Gizmodo column from Slashdot - and Corey is right - it is a re-hash of late 1990's e-book myths. Precisely the myths that I bought into when my e-company went south. Live and learn.
The Cole’s Notes Manifesto: Thinking in the Age of Intelligent Machines
COLE’S NOTE -The blog has been on hiatus since Christmas. I’ve been working on the new versions and had done this column back in February - but had some technical problems with Copilot running my blog and emails into the ground. After it had deleted all my One drive stuff I’ve been re-constructing from backup files and found this article that was supposed to go out in Feb but got deleted. So here it is now. Why this blog exists—and why it refuses to let convenience erase understanding. We are living through a quiet cognitive revolution. For the first time in history, machines don't just store information—they generate ideas, arguments, images, and decisions. Artificial intelligence has moved from novelty to necessity, from tool to collaborator, from assistant to invisible co-author. The question is no longer whether we will use AI. The question is whether we will still know how to think without it. At Cole's Notes, we believe technology should sharpen the m...
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