Arachne
Nathan Witkin, Ricky SuttonSocial theory for empiricists
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The Jevons Paradox for Intelligence
Grattacieli e tunnel, 1930, Depero Fortunato
The last couple of months has seen an explosion of concern that AI is on the cusp of eliminating a large proportion of white-collar jobs. This is the latest epicycle in a long-run trend whereby...
My Interview with Ricky Sutton on Meta and Child Safety
Recorded live on January 15
In this interview, Ricky Sutton of Future Media and I discuss my essay for After Babel, “Meta’s Child Sex Trafficking Problem.” We also touch on the influence of Big Tech on journalism, as well as the prospect o...
Farcical Misalignment
Lobster Fishermen, 1940-41, Marsden Hartley
Moltbook—a new Reddit-like social network for AI agents—is the biggest story in tech. The internet is suddenly awash with screenshots of posts and comments assumedly written by AI agents, absent...
Who are We?
Prisoners from the Front, 1866, Winslow Homer
The United States is in the midst of committing national suicide. There may still be time to save it.
A mix of economically illiterate trade policy and aimless geopolitical chest-thumping has...
Against the METR Graph
Parable of the Blind, early 17th century, School of Pieter Bruegel the Elder
Note: An edited version of this essay is now available here at Transformer.
1. Introduction
If you have been following A.I. research and development over the l...
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Nathan Witkin is a research writer at NYU Stern's Tech and Society Lab, teaches elementary school full-time, and writes about philosophy, politics, and technology at his Substack, Arachne.
I've run global newsrooms and worked in Big Tech. I founded an AI company and advise media leaders. It’s time to share new ideas…
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