one’s open source and you own your data and one’s by Ant.
DECENTRALIZED AI
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Voting Systems Design and Abuse Prevention Challenges
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PRs welcome. Any voting system will be abused tho so it’s all complicated
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Platform dependency risk with proprietary AI APIs
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The platform dependency risk is real. Same worry with any tool built entirely on top of someone else's API. I see myself a bit too dependent on anthropic these days with nothing working as well as cowork for some of my workflows.
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Risks of AI Centralization: Alarm on Path Forward
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I agree 100% about the risks of bad planning. It's a reason to worry about mindlessly going down the path of greater centralization. Zoe and I are sounding the alarm while we still have some optionality.
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AI Grid: Distributed Computing Platform for Scalable Intelligence
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For AI to stay responsive and economical at scale, it needs to move closer to where data is created and intelligence is used. That’s where the AI grid comes in: connected, distributed sites operating as a unified, orchestrated computing platform. Watch the full video to
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Open-source AI terminal aggregates 26 real-time data sources
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Holy shit… Someone just open-sourced a personal intelligence terminal that pulls from 26 data sources in parallel every 15 minutes. Satellite fire detection. Flight tracking. Radiation monitoring. Conflict data. Live markets. Sanctions lists. Social sentiment. All rendered
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CRDT Technology Challenges and Implementation Difficulties
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yeah crdt turns out to be very hard!
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Autonomous Agents Enable Decentralized Scientific Discovery Through Coordination
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"Autonomous Agents Coordinating Distributed Discovery Through Emergent Artifact Exchange" This paper shows how to turn AI from a single helpful assistant into a decentralized scientific lab. With many autonomous agents independently run tools, exchange traceable research
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Power Concentration in AI is Not Inevitable
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It's important to understand that greater concentration of power is NOT inevitable. And it is certainly not what we advocate.
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AI Substitution vs Augmentation: Preserving Human Agency and Decentralized Power
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A key policy question is whether we use AI mainly to substitute for people or to augment them. As I argued in The Turing Trap, we can and should build institutions and technologies that preserve human agency and decentralized power.