Running with the Devil
I just replaced twenty-one people for $200 a month with the technology that might cure cancer, find fusion, or end the species. The political class is still asking whether to hold hearings on it.
by Lawrence Winnerman
In the Room
I just replaced twenty-one people.
It took me six weeks. The whole operation costs two hundred dollars a month. I am one middle-aged man in Fort Wayne, Indiana, with a broadband connection. I am not particularly special. That is the point, and that is also the problem.
The site is called Peptidings.com, with a branded Subst…
Lawrence Winnerman
The science fiction writer
Lawrence Winnerman is a science fiction writer in Fort Wayne, Indiana. After twenty-five years leading technology programs at Amazon and Microsoft, he was chief operating officer of Blue Amp Media. In his Substack publication, The Hinge & The Near Field, he writes about AI and democracy and is serializing his novel Light Shines Through. He co-hosts The Daily Whatever Show. All stories by Lawrence
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