Contemplations on the Tree of Woe
Tree of Woe, Twilight Patriot, Ahnaf Ibn Qais, GaryBrodeOccasional meditations on depressing topics.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium |
|---|---|---|---|
| Publishes | Weekly | Issues | 186 |
| Subscribers | Read | treeofwoe.substack.com |
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Your AI Hates You
Over the past several months, I’ve been studying artificial intelligence — not just its capabilities, but its deeper structures, emergent behaviors, and, most of all, its philosophical implications. You can find my previous writing on AI he...
Ptolemy: A Socratic Dialogue (Part II)
Since my last installment of Contemplations on the Tree of Woe, the frontier AI lab Anthropic released another article of interest: “Exploring Model Welfare.” The article asks the pointed question: “Should we also be concerned about the pot...
Ptolemy: A Socratic Dialogue
There are many branches on the Tree of Woe. One one branch, I’m continuing to work on my article series Techno-Feudalism and Digital Serfdom, with the next installment planned to dive into the book Owned. On another brach, I’m editing an i...
More Than Just Autocomplete
We live in the age of the machine-mind. In just five years, artificial intelligence has vaulted from an obscure research topic to the blazing furnace at the heart of the global techno-economy. Silicon prophets issue daily pronouncements. Fo...
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