The quiet genius of Kindness.

At a certain level of the game, knowledge work looks closer to endurance sports than it does to being a keyboard warrior

AI is Schrödinger’s Code

Also how future drones work. We learn from the robber fly.

Impedance mismatch

God vs totalitarianism

שְׁמַע יִשְׂרָאֵל ה' אֱלֹהֵינוּ ה' אֶחָד Hear, O Israel, the Lord our God, the Lord is one. #BringThemHome

Society has been trained for so long to build other people's companies, that building your own is considered 'highly risky'.

I’m not a wallfacer. Of course not, sir. #3BodyProblem

Besides lacking a center, it doesn’t seem to boost one either

A colleague informs me that there is now a battle in DC between “AI safety” folks, who are lobbying for legislation that effectively caps private access to models and computing tech, and people who think this is nuts.

When your AI says 'maybe.. but I still don't like it...'

The actual part of this diagram we need to worry about

In a dangerous world, it would be reckless to let America’s nuclear umbrella fray. The superpower should be prepared to build a larger and more diverse arsenal econ.st/4cnNfHD 👇

No Ai model is able to cross this boundary: Have we discovered a fundamental law of nature for building intelligent systems?

argentinian software developers are so cracked can't believe they invented yerba mate just to code better

We're far more interested in a chess match between grandmasters than between AIs, even though the AIs are way better. I'm noticing the same thing with video and art. Once I realize it's made by AI I lose interest, no matter how good it is. Maybe a good sign for human creators?

From Ted Chiang's recent New Yorker essay about AI. I totally agree with this: