I loved Dan Brown's new book, The Secret of Secrets. It's maybe the most accessible overview of the work around non-local consciousness out there, even if it's a bit thrillerized. It felt like asking an advanced AI that knows how to write something readable to "take all of the

There's demand for a variety of emerging technical roles related to quantum computing across academia, industry, national labs, and government, such as quantum algorithm developers, error-correction scientists, and data scientists. mitsloan.mit.edu/ideas-made-to-… MIT Sloan School of Management

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Proud to be named one of the #BE100 companies for 2025 by @BlueEarth 🌍 At solar space, we’re developing CASSIOPeiA to deliver round-the-clock, weather-proof clean energy from space - proving it’s not decades away. It’s happening now. 👉 blueearthsummit.com/be100/2025

Thanks for the great conversation, Mark (Thinks On Paper)! #privacy #surveillance #democracy

The UK is not a major space power. But I’ve long argued that, in order to remain relevant into the 22nd century, we need to become one. I know we have other things to spend money on - but we have to try. Here are some of the things we can do: planetocracy.org/p/building-fro…

TED Talk on data centers in space done! Should be out soon 🚀 TED Talks

I am over the Moon about this recent Thinking On Paper interview done by the inimitable and every curious Mark (Thinks On Paper) and Jeremy Gilbertson. Filmed here at the incredible Groundswell in Melbourne, Florida (Space Coast near Cape Canaveral) The Extraterrestrial Mining

Space enthusiasts (comme moi) have long sought a business case to enable human migration beyond our home world. I think AI servers in space is the first real business case that will lead to many more. It’s exciting to see missions begin.

I am really liking the energy and focus on the Moon--especially any endeavor that could unlock an orbital or lunar economy. We are never going to have the future we dream of w/numerous space stations and lots of people working and traveling in space, if it all depends exclusively

Everyone’s suddenly talking about orbital data centers now Elon Musk has joined the conversation. Cool. Welcome to the party. At Thinking On Paper, we’ve been talking about orbital data centers since 2024 (thanks Philip Johnston). If you’d been listening then, you’d already

as the parent of two young children, superintelligence doesn't keep me up at night. seemingly conscious AI does though. not sure if I did Mustafa Suleyman's writing justice or not, but the essay was so important I had to think on paper about it.

we have to go to the Moon to beat China to all that juicy helium-3. a sentence I never thought I'd say last week.

the older i get, the more powerful the music i love feels. which is why this makes me sad: nearly 99,000 new songs are uploaded to streaming platforms daily. according to Deezer, almost one in five are now AI-generated music.

you're probably listening to AI generated music and you don't even realise it. but rest assured, the musicians whose beats, rhymes and livelihood were stolen to train the models are well aware. the poor sods are reminded every time they check their empty bank accounts.

Writing is rhythm, and that's what generative ai writing lacks. Rhythm. It's all snare and no tom.

is AI music attribution more complex than copyright in film or writing?