Boundedly Rational
Jan KulveitAI, complex systems and scale-free agency
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Capital Ownership Will Make You Go Crazy First
People worried about a “permanent underclass” often assume that owning capital will protect them from disempowerment, or at least that they will be disempowered last, after the jobless masses dependent on UBI. I think something else is more...
Merchants of Cope
Merchants of Cope
tldr: AI takeoff is generating cognitive dissonance at scale. Relieving it is profitable. Expect merchants of cope
As far as I understand memetics, widespread cognitive dissonance creates something like a pond of fre...
Why You Don’t Believe in Xhosa Prophecies
Based on a talk at the Post-AGI Workshop
Does anyone reading this believe in Xhosa cattle-killing prophecies?
My claim is that it’s overdetermined that you don’t. I want to explain why — and why cultural evolution running on AI substr...
Post-AGI Economics As If Nothing Ever Happens
When economists think and write about the post-AGI world, they often rely on the implicit assumption that parameters may change, but fundamentally, structurally, not much happens. And if it does, it’s maybe one or two empirical facts, but n...
Ontology for AI Cults and Cyber Egregores
If you missed…
Prerequisite: Dennett three stances (physical, design, intentional).
Meme is a replicator of cultural evolution. Idea, behaviour, piece of text or other element of culture. Type signature: replicator.
Memeplex is a group...
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Researching x-risks, AI, complex systems, rational decision making. Currently often wondering how to avoid gradual disempowerment of humanity (gradual-disempowerment.ai)
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