Notes from a Time Traveller by Elke Stevens

A wandering mind with a notebook,
full of stories, poetic, philosophical, and whimsical.

AI & Society, Work, Ethics

  • Notes From a Time Traveller

    The Case of Gentleman Jack When the archaeologist holds the remains of past ages, what stories pass through their fingers?The time traveller must borrow archaisms if she is to be heard at all, to prevent time from editing meaning into misread stories, so that others might hear what she heard. She took to a gambol…

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  • AI Hiring, Epistemic Injustice, and the Illusion of Objectivity

    Introduction: “This piece is a small defence of the human particular, against the comfort of the average.” A job application is submitted. Experience is real, grounded, and previously validated in human settings. The candidate has performed the role, navigated difficult conversations, and been recognised for their ability to connect with others. Then comes the response:…

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  • Words Are Not Meaningless.

    Wandering in early-morning thought, I began to ponder this little musing. We have become sloppy and careless.We have lost the skill to understand poetry,or even to stay with what we are reading and hearing. We speak without thought.We build strong bodies, cultivate minds, and learn to understand our emotions…But where is eloquent language?In what writing…

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