The 10 latest articles on Mind & Brain come from 8 sources, published between Oct 27 and Nov 9. Most come from note（ノート） (3).
Tell me. How many times you wrote a thing and someone said, “Oh, it’s AI.” As a writer, nothing hurts more than being told that your craft isn’t yours. How would it feel if a mother were told that her…
There is no single correct way to enjoy literature. Some people read novels and get lost in the story, while others are moved by the beautiful language of poetry. Some enjoy researching an author's life or the historical background of…
Page against the machine. It’s 9 p.m. on a weeknight and, like many stumped aspiring fiction writers, I’m using ChatGPT to pen a sci-fi short story. The premise? Survivors fleeing an Earth that’s been rendered a post-apocalyptic hellscape by AI data centers,…
This article is part of Big Think’s fall 2026 special issue, Made in Our Image. When a growing chorus of readers and critics accused Jamir Nazir, winner of the prestigious Commonwealth Short Story Prize, of using AI to write his winning…
Stephanie N. Del Tufo, University of Delaware “Do we need to read, or can we just get everything through audio, like podcasts and audiobooks?” – Sebastian L., 15, Skanderborg, Denmark Let’s start with a thought experiment: Close your eyes and imagine what the…
RNIB released the research alongside a set of short recordings by actors from the Disney+ drama Rivals, led by the charity’s president, Victoria Smurfit. The poll found 65% of UK adults would not listen to an AI-narrated audiobook at all, and…
As I continued my experiments in having generative AI write novels, I came up with one more thing I wanted to try. This time, it's a reader-participation project. If you tell me the story you want to read, ChatGPT will…
I have shown with data that the AI tag "AI Text Generation" on Kakuyomu is avoided at the point of access and is also less likely to be rated. However, there is also the opinion that it is possible to…
Life teems all around us, from annoying mosquito stings to the soothing sounds of songbirds to the wet nose of your family dog. As most of us gaze out on the world, we see, hear, smell, touch, taste, and sense…
“C.S. Lewis predicted AI in That Hideous Strength. N.I.C.E., that’s AI.” So said Jeremy Wayne Tate, founder of the Classic Learning Test, on X this past February. Tate has plenty of company. The novel, in other words, has been drafted.
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