Sam Leith

Sam Leith is the literary editor of The Spectator, a columnist for the Evening Standard and author of You Talkin’ to Me?

Why AI will eat itself

What happens when the material on which AI trains is itself almost entirely already AI-generated?

October 15, 2024

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December 21, 2023

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Alberobello's Unesco protected trulli were influenced by some medieval creative accounting

September 13, 2023

Being rich makes TV characters easy targets, argues Sam Leith. But why do the wealthy remain fair game?

May 17, 2023

Does sci-fi thriller Severance depict a corporate dystopia? It’s a matter of perspective, says Sam Leith ‘Why should I…

September 5, 2022

The era of Netflix and online gaming has breathed new life into the works of some long-dead authors –…

May 7, 2022

The past and the future are often interwoven more than one thinks, writes Sam Leith. So is it possible…

December 9, 2021

Standard Life Aberdeen’s recent rebrand begs a question: what is it with corporate branding departments and the abuse of…

September 6, 2021

You don’t need deckle edge books on your shelves to be glad that they exist. I fancy that Spear’s…

May 18, 2021

Now music – and, perhaps, poetry too – is just everywhere and always. Everything is the sound of now…

November 16, 2020