
Exploring AI through experimentation and current affairs—and questioning what it means for how we think, understand, and evolve.
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Earlier this year, I played travel Tetris, and I decided visit Beijing for a bit between two professional engagements–one in Bratislava, the other in Taipei. After my last time in the city, I felt like I had a lot left to explore, and I was...
Looting in the port of Cartagena Spanish America during the nine-year war by Mr. Pointis in 1697. Source: Wikimedia Commons
For over a decade now, in those work situations where you have to share a fu...
“Plants and a demon: the herb Ypericon, supposed to repel demons,” Tractatus de Herbis, BL Sloane 4016, 1440. Source: The Public Domain Image Archive.
One year and one week ago, I published the first post on Artificial Inquiry. When I star...
“Who holds the colored ribbons, dancing high in the sky,” Xinhe Shipyard Spare Time Art Group, 1976. Source: ChinesePosters.Net
In virtually every Western country, women use AI less than men, trust it less, and express more concern about i...
Tools, safe handling, and what to do if you find something.
This is part two of a series. In Part 1, I covered the mental model: what the Epstein Library actually is, how to read different types of documents critically, and where to start...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
Mexilombian-American, former State Dept, serial think tanker, China/Asia & LatAm expert. I connect the personal with broader societal trends. Currently: AI in society, essays on our liminal moment, memoir on meditation/science/spirituality.
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