LLM-mart

Monday, July 06, 2026

Good morning, Twfw. O/

An orange ethereal glow catches clumps of green foliage, casts sunrise shadows on fenceposts to announce the end of a heatwave.

Everyday now for years this literary experiment at dawn marches on. Almost like a monk sitting meditation, I sit in this same chair and perform the same exercise everyday to share something long forgotten about language creation itself.

What words are for, and do, ought to be at the front of humanity's topics of discussion right now.

Artificial Intelligence takes center stage. As the software continues to give answers and perform tasks as well, if not better than most people, we're going to wonder what good we are.

Think of Wonder Fell as preemptive medicine for a human race-sized existential crisis.

Go to the grocery store and get something to eat. Did you grow and harvest the crop? Prepare the meal? No. Someone had to make it first.

Think of AI like a personal shopper to think of it right.

We send the software to a store of information called: LLM-mart.

The code picks up what we ordered. The success of its task depends on the store's inventory and the clarity of the instructions of the order.

Language is a living entity; this is where the hazard of AI exists: Artificial Intelligence can't create anything new. It excels at recycling old information in a helpful fashion.

Life is a process of evolution, so our language must grow with it for us to evolve.

People must continually feed LLMs a new stock of goods if the software is to serve us well.

So many of our daily burdens can be lifted from people when we continue down the path of advancing the utility of Large Language Models.

But what is a human for if technology does all the manual labor and Science?

In a word: Art.

Really.

New ideas, fresh ways of thinking, wonder shared in words, images, and music is soon to be the new economic fuel of humanity.

At some near future point, the AI models we now build will be ravenous for new materials.

Best start teaching your children the powers of poetry now to insure their economic viability.

I wrote before: No one writes like me. It's not for vanity's sake I point it out, but for the sake of us all.

Idiosyncratic forms of expression are the prized possessions of the future. The creative ability of people soon becomes our most marketable skill.

A world where we value the creation of Art and fresh ideas first and foremost is a home worth waking up in.

So Scientists, thank you for inadvertently or not, proving the importance of Art.

Maybe get acquainted with your own creative abilities. In a generation or two, thanks to your hard work, your job won't exist because you made software that does it better.