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Binary Bisecting: An AI Anthology

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Brittle Paper

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https://web.s3.wisc.edu/brittle-paper/prod/uploads/2023/09/Binary-Bisecting.pdf

Reading location

70-page PDF: copyright p.2; contents p.3; editorial note p.4 (printed1); poem pp.6–7 (printed3–4); web text lines1–124. Additional reading 2026-09-16: essay printed pp.40–44, lines1238–1316 (text only). Further reading2026-09-17: Mbobo essay, printed23–27, lines710–907. Batch944: fresh complete70-page download,PDF1–6 reread for version comparison,not full book.

RESEARCH NOTE

Earlier reading covered the copyright page, contents, editorial note (printed p. 1) and AI: Abstract I (pp. 3–4) in the 70-page PDF, not the whole book. Copyright year 2023 does not establish a September release date; the 77-page copy was then incomplete and edition order unverified. A poetic narrator is not employment-history evidence. Further reading covered the full essay on printed pp. 40–44: author testimony and criticism, not an independent archive experiment. Prompts were not rerun and models, samples and images were not independently verified; output-rights claims are not legal findings. The signed commentary on printed pp. 23–27 (PDF pp. 26–30) was also read in full. Its claims about consciousness, model architecture, hands and modality limits remain the author’s 2023 views, not current capability findings, a collective declaration or a technical experiment. Batch 944 records the current 70-page file as 1,485,015 bytes, SHA-256 02c5c6b91764af241f023f50943d9ffcdaa066ce7bbc0275810284910863882c. The complete 77-page copy is now available under src-1563; earlier access limits are retained as historical records. Title, editorial and pagination differences are confirmed; edition order and first release remain unknown, and existing locators are preserved.

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No verified capture is recorded. The original page may change; an access date is not a historical version date.

Events citing this source

2023-dated anthology: AI doubts and adaptation

Akram’s 2023-dated collection presents varied literary responses to AI; Onyekachi’s poem stages pressure to adapt through its narrator’s accounts of displaced craft and writing.

Global / onlineLiterature / PublishingEVT-0340

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