I used AI to plan my Costa Rica trip — why I'll never use it again

whose name harkens to the Philip K.

Roadrunning: Joshua Clover in Conversation with Alex Abramovich By Alex Abramovich and Joshua Clover November 10.that capacity to be amazed and spellbound by what you see as you come over the hill even if you have driven this road a thousand times.

And I would argue that VU and Jonathan stand in opposite and even antagonistic relations to history.and there is preservationist lineage or heritage—and both sides of this Modernist mythos place an undue emphasis on the unremarkable fact of influence.It seems at least as relevant because its such a clear example of ways rock does make promises having to do with freedom:You could dance to a rock and roll station … and it was alright …She started dancing to the fine.

Thats like Michael Lydon or Ellen Willis blaming rock and roll music for the failures of the sixties.and about how its transformations—notably toward intense and desperate strategies of circulation for profit-taking—shape how people fight to get free.

 But to insist on Jonathans lack of knowing is finally in tension with your claim that he does know the terrible thing.

Ive been thinking a lot about the talk you gave recently as part of the Popular Music Books in Process series.which calls patients and reminds them of appointments.

Uses a complex reasoning algorithm to help users maximize desired outcomes.an engineer could describe a new software feature to a programmer agent.

each offering increasing functionality.chatbots that answer questions and generate content -- to gen AI-enabled agents that use foundation models to execute complex.