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”But the thing is that this supposedly bad thing is a thing we’re creating. We’re choosing it over and over again. Even me talking to you from far away about an abstract thing [is the uni-context.]
A Philosopher’s One-Word Theory to Explain Why the World Feels So Weirder words, it is in the realm of the abstract that the more important things happen in these times, and it is the unimportant that happens in real life
A Philosopher’s One-Word Theory to Explain Why the World Feels So WeirdThe question, "what should I pay attention to?” is not a function of anything about my local environment. I can’t use cues in my local environment to tell me what to attend to, because in pretty much every environment these days, there’s a screen.
A Philosopher’s One-Word Theory to Explain Why the World Feels So Weirdore context-dependent than badness. There isn’t really anything that’s good all the time for everyone independent of context.
A Philosopher’s One-Word Theory to Explain Why the World Feels So WeirdThey caught on in large part because of this impulse people have to live in a uni-context.
A Philosopher’s One-Word Theory to Explain Why the World Feels So WeirdEmerj Artificial Intelligence Research
Daniel Faggella - Towards a Worthy Successorlassical humanists did, we can embrace what researchers are increasingly recognizing: that every species has its own brand of smarts
Could AI be a “worthy successor” to humanity? | VoxJulian Huxley, who coined the term “transhumanism,” was president of the British Eugenics Society).
Could AI be a “worthy successor” to humanity? | VoxIf more and more of us dramatically alter our biology, we may create a society in which everyone feels pressure to do the same — even if they don’t want to
Could AI be a “worthy successor” to humanity? | Vox“higher forms” colonize the universe,
Could AI be a “worthy successor” to humanity? | VoxSome of these assumptions are so old
Could AI be a “worthy successor” to humanity? | Vox“the ultimate destiny of the universe.”
Could AI be a “worthy successor” to humanity? | Voxk God, Human, Animal, Machine, Teilhard believed that melding humans and machines
Could AI be a “worthy successor” to humanity? | Voxthe naive version of humanism
Could AI be a “worthy successor” to humanity? | VoxThis is a moral question, even a spiritual one, and it demands a spiritual response. The AI successionists are offering one. For anyone who finds it repulsive, the challenge is to offer a countervailing positive vision.
Could AI be a “worthy successor” to humanity? | Vox“So on the cosmic level,” he said cheerfully, “I’m okay with it.”
Could AI be a “worthy successor” to humanity? | Voxgh the transformation; only a select group of people will transition to the next evolutionary stage.
Could AI be a “worthy successor” to humanity? | Voxpreserve the human species
Could AI be a “worthy successor” to humanity? | Vox“you cannot outaccelerate me.”
Could AI be a “worthy successor” to humanity? | Voxzos — describes e/acc as a “meta-religion” that’s about “having faith” in the universe’s drive toward increasingly intelligent systems. The best thing we can do is help the universe by developing advanced AI as fast as possible, even at the expense of humanity. “E/acc,” as Verdon has written, “has no particular allegiance to the biological substrate.”
Could AI be a “worthy successor” to humanity? | Vox“Oh. That’s the general manager’s instruction. He is concerned about our computer problems and wants to be able to verify and cross-check all the departmental entries.”
Creating The People’s Computer | MIT Technology Reviewhe worked with the "fathers of computer graphics" David C. Evans (
Alan KaySo when should we use one or the other? I
Enough AI copilots! We need AI HUDsgrabs your attention
Enough AI copilots! We need AI HUDsomputer that fades into the background and becomes "an extension of [your] body”. Weiser’s 1992 slide on airplane interfaces
Enough AI copilots! We need AI HUDs"thought clouds," context shared be- tween the user and the agent in an agent system.
frames_1992_014_Nov.pdf! Not just to verify, but to participate.
Understanding is the new bottleneckSo I asked Claude to make me a video game — a command center where I do the port myself, step by step, watching the visible effects and the file tree evolve.
Understanding is the new bottleneckI won't send code to others until I can pass the quiz, and I do the same when reviewing others' code.
Understanding is the new bottleneckit’s a research project, an experiment in developing a new and improved form of reading. A conventional product would aim to draw you in, and form a regular, long-term habit.
Quantum computing for the very curiousmes I'll print these out and take them to the café — less distracting.
Understanding is the new bottleneckA “literate diff” as I call it is structured as prose
Understanding is the new bottleneckhink we can look to education as an inspiration. Can we steal the best ideas ever invented for education and apply them to this problem?
Understanding is the new bottleneckLatency metrics that mention tokens per second are counted in this unit.
A Guide to AI Inference Engineering - ByteByteGo Newsletterhe quality of AI output is bounded by the quality of context it receives.
A Practical Guide to Becoming an AI-Native Engineeror an automatic prompt optimizer
Agent Evaluation: A Detailed GuideWe can teach an LLM to use tools in multiple ways—such as through in-context learning or finetuning—but tool calling is no different than any other skill that an LLM could learn
Agent Evaluation: A Detailed GuideEmotion concepts and their function in a large language model
Emotion concepts and their function in a large language model \ Anthropics. As discussed above, when users interact with AI models, they are typically interacting with a character (Claude in our case) being played by the model, whose characteristics are derived from human archetypes.
Emotion concepts and their function in a large language model \ AnthropicOn Claude’s turns, emotion vectors generally activate in settings where a thoughtful person might react with a similar emotion.
Emotion concepts and their function in a large language model \ Anthropicinherited from pretraining, but how they activate is shaped by post-training. Post-training of Claude Sonnet 4.5 in particular led to increased activations of emotions like “broody,” “gloomy,” and “reflective,” and decreased activations of high-intensity emotions like “enthusiastic” or “exasperated.”
Emotion concepts and their function in a large language model \ AnthropicUse AI for what you already know how to do, only, but aggressively so.
How to Land a Frontier Lab Jobrecorded its internal activations, and identified the resulting patterns of neural activity,
Emotion concepts and their function in a large language model \ AnthropicLater, during “post-training,” the model is taught to play the role of a character, typically an “AI assistant.”
Emotion concepts and their function in a large language model \ AnthropicA visual summary of our research on emotion concepts in a large language model
Emotion concepts and their function in a large language model \ Anthropiccapable of processing emotionally charged situations in healthy, prosocial ways.
Emotion concepts and their function in a large language model \ Anthropicrepresentations are functional, i
Emotion concepts and their function in a large language model \ Anthropictterns of artificial “neurons” which activate in situations
Emotion concepts and their function in a large language model \ AnthropicIt’s a bit ironic that the last 30 years have seen the growth of STEM fields, displacing the humanities, and in the end it may be the humanities are all that survive.
Vibe physics: The AI grad student \ Anthropicaccelerate the research done by experts.
Vibe physics: The AI grad student \ Anthropic