
I write short essays on philosophy of mind, conciousness and artificial intelligence. I review books in science, philosophy, psychology and fiction, including science fiction.
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New York Times editorial columnist Thomas Edsall, who is always worth reading, focused a recent column on the issue of polarization in our society.* His comments, and those he quoted from others, were reactions to a recent article in The Jo...
Most of the leaders in the AI field, from Geoffrey Hinton to Dario Amodei, believe that the greatest danger from AIs comes from them becoming smarter than humans. For some, that’s enough. A supersmart AI with evil intentions could elude eve...
Among the voluminous threats to humans posed by AI, including doing our critical thinking for us, giving us “lazy brains,” and tricking our professors and ourselves into thinking we know something when we don’t, is the danger that the infor...
In 2018 I wrote the short story, “The Man Who Became God.” With the present focus upon AI and the decline of intellectual skills in humans as a result of AI, the story is even more relevant today than when I wrote it. Here it is.
The Man W...
In the midst of mid-term primaries and the Iran War, I’ve been quietly (mostly) going about my business of writing. I’ve embarked upon a return to non-fiction and have tackled the issue of the promise and danger of artificial intelligence (...
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Casey Dorman is the author of 15 science fiction and mystery novels, is a neuroscientist with more than two-dozen research publications on the brain, and a book in the John Hopkins Series on Neuroscience and Psychiatry.
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