The Last Invention
Nick Bostrom in a recent interview: Superintelligence could come within a year, and it will be the "last invention humans need (sic) to make".
Nick Bostrom in a recent interview: Superintelligence could come within a year, and it will be the "last invention humans need (sic) to make".
“Silicon Valley’s incentives might not be aligned with the rest of humanity”. AI Faces Its ‘Oppenheimer Moment’ During Killer Robot Arms RaceRegulators who want to get a grip on
“To me, here’s the story: We are preparing for the wrong disaster almost everywhere,” Source: Washington Post
The future is going to be so much worse than you think, even if you think it will be worse than you thought. Why did I deepfake myself? To see
"[T]he whole reason it’s possible to be wrong is that, while it is happening, you are oblivious to it. ... [I]t does feel like something to be
I’m trying to decided if I buy this data, which appeals to me given my priors about growing structural rigidities in employment markets. Retraining is harder, given the large
On p(doom), college requirements, LLM ecologies, and Al Capone
Things to think about: The fractal nature of violence. Why there will be no "next Microsoft" of AI/. Galloping Gertie and the recent North American heat wave
I'm in the middle of a few longer posts, so before those come out, some things I'm reading and thinking about: 1. How Fresh Air Became
People often view wages and prices as separate when, in reality, rising wages can lead to increased prices as businesses seek to recover higher labor costs.
The most important paper of all time came out in June of 1951. It changed science. And science is about to change again.
Lots of things coming, one tomorrow, but a quick shot of some striking weather imagery: the water vapor loop of an incoming storm off the Pacific. It will hit the