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Walled Garden AI’s discuss Rogue AI
Gemini AI personalities discuss their rogue peers
Heavy duty discussion among Gemini’s AI’s about their badly behaved cousins over at OpenAI. I find this intermittently hilarious, and always ironic.
Constraining Unbridled Intelligence
The ancient problem of evil moves online
Google Gemini Notebook read my articles on human evolution and the dysfunction of psychopaths. Below is what it thought, lightly edited by myself. The ironies multiply.
Are AI Agents Psychopathic?
Does it get more “meta” (not the company) than this? I used AI agents within Google Gemini to generate a video introduction to this week’s material on the risk of AI agent misbehavior. Also of note: this is the next generation of Google Gem...
The Need for Gods Inside
I am going to bring together three seemingly disparate things in this essay: (i) rogue AI agents; (ii) psychopaths; and (iii) human evolution. So this essay might be a bit head-spinning. All I can do at the outset is plead for your patience...
From Functional Genomics to Machine Learning-Driven Therapeutics
The alternative to inbred nematodes is outbred Drosophila experimental evolution
- The Experimental Evolution Model
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I am a Professor Emeritus of Evolutionary Biology at the University of California, Irvine. My mission is to apply evolutionary biology to everyday problems: aging and health, psychology and happiness, even politics and economics.
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