Buddhism & AI Initiative
Buddhism & AI Initiative, Alex Sarkissian, Jodi BushBridging Buddhism & AI
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Latest Issues
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Mythos for Buddhists
We don’t usually write about breaking AI news on this blog, but this week we’re making an exception to talk about Claude Mythos, a new model from Anthropic with powerful–and dangerous–capabilities.
Magic or Mayhem: Translating Dharma in the Age of Intelligent Machines
This is the first in a series of guest posts spotlighting work across the Buddhism and AI landscape. We’re excited to start with Dolma Gunther, executive director and founder of the Khyentse Vision Project, who is working to make Buddhist t...
A Buddhist's Guide to the AI Landscape
This post was written by Jodi Bush, a Buddhist Ethics researcher and volunteer with the Buddhism & AI Initiative.
What AI Has To Do With Death
Our team tends to think about AI as a kind of “karmic mirror.” We see in AI what we bring to it - our own minds reflected back to us, including our fears, desires, and how we understand the world.
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Bridging Buddhism & AI
Buddhist chaplain, meditation teacher, and coach trying to stay embodied in the age of AI. Writing on Dharma, ethics, technology, and culture change.
I’ve spent my career thinking about what makes humans capable — as a strategy and leadership consultant, and now as a researcher studying AI ethics and human cognition. With the rapid rise of AI I want to understand what’s happening to humans .
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