Jennifer Horgan: Our human stories are universal, eternal, and outshine the slop of AI

Director Christopher Nolan's paean to human creativity in his film 'The Odyssey' is an urgent cry against the use of AI in storytelling 
A mixture of disbelief, jubilation, and celebration sweeps through Mayo supporters inside Croke Park as the final whistle confirms victory over Kerry in the All-Ireland GAA SFC final, ending the county’s 75-year wait for Sam Maguire. Picture: Chani Anderson

A mixture of disbelief, jubilation, and celebration sweeps through Mayo supporters inside Croke Park as the final whistle confirms victory over Kerry in the All-Ireland GAA SFC final, ending the county’s 75-year wait for Sam Maguire. Picture: Chani Anderson

What is more miraculous? Mayo’s All-Ireland win or Christopher Nolan’s film, The Odyssey?

I’d say they’re on a par. I’d also suggest they’ve a lot in common. Both are epic. 

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