
Bruce Sterling
Writer and Editor at Freelance
one of the better-known Bruce Sterlings. Author, journalist, editor, critic
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2 weeks ago |
collider.com | Bruce Sterling |Kate Elliott |Nnedi Okorafor |Ann Leckie
If one has yet to hear of the Dune franchise, they've been living under a rock or actively trying to avoid good science fiction stories. With Denis Villeneuve's recent film adaption franchise of the story from 1963– first published in a magazine and later published in novel format in 1965– the Frank Herbert series has exploded in popularity among the general masses who had not heard of the franchise beforehand.
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3 weeks ago |
dailyinterlake.com | Bruce Sterling
Right before the last legislative session, an op-ed called out the Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation for not showing up “to oppose the guaranteed tags for outfitters, the bulls for billionaires program, efforts to award transferable tags, attacks on conservation easements, or the theft of conservation dollars” in the prior session.
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1 month ago |
bruces.medium.com | Bruce Sterling
Bruce Sterling·Follow29 min read·--How to Rebuild an Imaginary Futureby Bruce SterlingThe “print” version of an extemporaneous speech given in Austin on March 12 at SXSW 2025. **********************Fifteen years ago, here at South By Southwest, I was on a panel where the term “design fiction” was made public.
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1 month ago |
web.archive.org | Bruce Sterling
Where the criminal underground beats aboveboard capitalism. By Bruce Sterling Previous: Verizon Vetoes Public Wi-Fi | Next: Why Your Broadband SucksVIEW|sterling Story Tools ViewAn Army officer calls for spy blogsHot Seat: Verizon's Marilyn O'ConnellSterling: Where a crooked economy beats straight-up capitalismLessig: Why your broadband service sucksMore »They say you can't understand people until you've walked a mile in their shoes. I just walked across Belgrade in a brand-new pair of Nikes.
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Aug 14, 2024 |
bruces.medium.com | Bruce Sterling
*It’s a brief satire commissioned by “Discovery” magazine back in 2009, and the topic is Artificial Intelligence and its language issues. So, here in the year 02024, it’s easy to remark, “Wow, science fiction can be incredibly prescient!” However, this is an entertainment. No venture capitalist read this piece and dropped $250 million on any attempt to achieve this. This 15-year-old piece reads rather like a modern AI “hallucination” — it sounds glib and plausible, it isn’t moored to reality.
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