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Scott Aaronson on the Race to AGI and Quantum Supremacy [video](youtube.com)
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Bishop Berkeley and why we should fix AI's Black Box(onepercentrule.substack.com)
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"And if you say that, can we make machines that would somehow simulate that behavior so that a person could not really tell the difference whether it's a living organism or a machine, I'm sure that's already possible to
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Bill Gates – AI could affect jobs across most industries(gatesnotes.com)
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by drcwpl 2y ago
That is a terrifying statistic "Fifty four percent of Americans read below the 6th grade level" ... just found the research.
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by drcwpl 2y ago
Yes, especially his A theory of group selection https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC432258/
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by drcwpl 2y ago
I had forgotten about the Elixir Sulfanilamide tragedy, great reminder, thank you. Humans are adaptive learners, shaped by both individual experience and cultural memory. The rise of anti-vax sentiments might be better explained by psycholo
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A pro-science, pro-progress, techno-optimistic health textbook from 1929(moreisdifferent.blog)
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Why AI products need some better UX(ignorance.ai)
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The Compressed 21st Century(matthewharris.substack.com)
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Hugo Steinhaus's Legacy in the Age of AI(onepercentrule.substack.com)
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by drcwpl 2y ago
Yes, It would be good to have a deeper assessment of that - I barely touched the surface.
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Overcoming the Threat of Intelligence Decline(onepercentrule.substack.com)
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Ukraine has become a breeding ground for lethal drug-resistant bacteria(science.org)
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The Birth, Adolescence, and Now Awkward Teen Years of AI(onepercentrule.substack.com)
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by drcwpl 2y ago
also https://magazine.sebastianraschka.com/p/understanding-multim...
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by drcwpl 2y ago
This is excellent - thank you so much
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One particularly fascinating aspect of this essay is the comparison between human motor learning and robotic dexterity development, particularly the concept of “motor babbling.” The author highlights how babies use seemingly random movement
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by drcwpl 2y ago
Noted - like most writers his taste is not for everyone. There are a number of very detailed critiques of James, from his uncouthness to his "rangy, convoluted sentences that bear so unmistakably the hallmark of James".
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by drcwpl 2y ago
Simon's blog is excellent for an SWE For a general audience - https://www.ai-supremacy.com/?utm_source=substack&utm_medium... Fromm inside the AI Labs - https://aligned.substack.com/ https:/&
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Metchnikoff's Legacy: Longevity and the 100 Year Life(onepercentrule.substack.com)
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Super, thank you
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"The first paragraph of The Time Machine, is one of the best introductory paragraphs ever written (in my opinion, obviously.) One relishes the imagery it reveals, as you read it, like a great main course of a fine meal - with delight,
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I have a copy of the Outline of History, now I will look for the Librivox recording. In his Autobiography he discusses Florence Deeks' copyright challenge. He was rather frustrated by the challenge. Apparently she made several claims a
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by drcwpl 2y ago
Wells was way above James in quality, prolific output and wide ranging genres, from sci-fi to history, fiction and social reform - his life story is worth studying carefully. His work even led towards the atomic bomb and statute of human ri
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Paul Ehrlich: The Magician of Medicine(onepercentrule.substack.com)
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This is a global problem. Many years ago I was in a zen retreat and the monks would literally whack us on the shoulders with a cane to sit up straight. The point was that we put pressure on our organs when we slouch. Straightening up helps
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Thank you for the links and clarification, it makes more sense now
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I know that book well, the first chapter starts with "The first discovery was time." Great reminder.
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Yes, it is true, those works are engineering beauties. Maybe the intricate nature of working so close to all of those cogs inspired them to think about solving other real world problems. I have long been fascinated with time and the human i

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