Not for Peer Review
Athena Aktipis PhD, Rob Brooks, Vivek NandurAfter publishing over 100 peer-reviewed papers—an essential but slow process—I’m opening decades of notebooks to explore the evolution of life, the practice of living well now, and the work of building a cooperative future together.
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The Digital Cambrian
Imagine a world where AI agents online gain the capacity to act like organisms. They can replicate themselves and differentially survive depending on their traits. They use resources in the form of computation tokens. Some of them even have...
A Real Maternal AI Would Want You to Be Nicer - To Everyone
Geoffrey Hinton has a proposal for keeping superintelligent AI under control: make it love us like a mother loves her baby. Babies are less intelligent than their mothers and still manage to get what they need. Mothers are wired to put thei...
We Need AIs That Understand Trust in the Prisoner's Dilemma and War Games
LLM-based AI systems are increasingly being deployed in domains they were not designed for, including military and national security contexts. Yet their computational architecture - probabilistic token prediction over a finite context windo...
Access Granted
In the last few weeks, agentic AI has crossed a threshold. With a single command, you can now download and deploy HAL-like systems that manage your calendar, send messages on your behalf, access your files, and act across your digital life....
Leveraging The Science of Cooperation to Build a Positive Future for Humanity
We are at a turning point in history. Technology is advancing more quickly than humanity’s collective capacity to regulate, understand, or morally integrate it. Systems that were once tools have become environments that shape communication,...
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Director of the Cooperative Futures Institute and Psychology Professor at Arizona State University. I study cooperation across systems, from cells to societies. Ranked in top 1% of scientists, according to Elsevier's standardized citation database.
Evolutionary biologist at UNSW Sydney. What happens when evolved minds, old-fashioned culture and new technologies collide? Books "Artificial Intimacy" and "Sex, Genes & Rock 'n' Roll".
Applying the tools structural econometrics to look inside the human body - particularly at the gut-liver-brain axis. I'm using this framework to investigate the most popular drug of all - alcohol.
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