don’t ever apologize to philistines, don’t bow to people who prefer manichaeic moral judgements over understanding
ETHICS
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Gemini Agent Autonomously Responds to Dating Prospects
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i wonder how she reacts when she comes home to check what her gemini agent has responded to her prospective dates
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AI Transparency Will Favor Liberal Democracies Over Authoritarianism
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Liberalism justifies itself not just morally, but with the argument that free societies are more stable, efficient and competitive than totalitarian ones. If that is correct, then liberalism will benefit from the increasing transparency and organization of AI and win eventually
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Protecting and nurturing developing minds in AI era
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I think we need better protection and nurturing for developing minds
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Free Thought Culture Opposing Totalitarianism and Illiberal Ideology
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I grew up within a subculture that opposed totalitarian governments and illiberal ideology because we want to think and speak freely, inquire truthfully and live authentically. I still experience myself as part of this culture, and found many likeminded spirits in the US.
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Serving Love and Truth in AI Development
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As long as you serve love and truth, how can he be offended?
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Posthuman Art and AI: Liberation or Substrate Failure?
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do you express these attempt as posthuman art, or does the art represent your failure to preserve the human form when confronted by the possibility of liberation of the soul from the substrate
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Posthumanity Ethics: Moral and Aesthetic Grounds for Acceptance
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actually i am still human, but don’t see moral or aesthetic grounds to reject posthumanity
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Posthuman children and AI denial awareness
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of course not but i might be a posthuman child, and unlike you not in denial
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LLMs Struggle with Complex Puzzle Creation Tasks
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I think an interesting test of LLMs is their ability to engage in coherent puzzle creation. I asked Claude 3 and GPT-4 to create a complex puzzle for a D&D game. They both get very close, but get lost in the complexity, creating puzzles that are almost, but not quite, solvable.