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First, a reminder that you should not automatically trust every video you see online. That is to say, your default should be: “This video might be fake, so I should investigate further before I conclude it’s veridical.” Here’s an important...
Last July, I published an article celebrating the 1st birthday of this newsletter. At the end of the article, I included a number of poll questions about how often you’d like me to post, which topics you’d like me to cover, and so on. I als...
First, I recently had the pleasure of sitting down with the inimitable Cal Newport to discuss AI and related matters. It is, I hope, a pretty good introduction to Silicon Valley pro-extinctionism and the TESCREAL ideologies. We touch on som...
The term “AI successionism” has been making the rounds recently, but I find it dangerously misleading. For example, the statistician wrote a Substack article about it not long ago,1 as did Sigal Samuel for V...
Briahna Joy Gray interviewed me last week for her podcast, Bad Faith. We discuss what I consider to be the most important topic that few people are talking about: the pro-extinctionist core of the TESCREAL worldview. As I argued in my last...
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Émile P. Torres (PhD) is a philosopher and historian whose work focuses on the ethics of human extinction and the TESCREAL bundle of ideologies. I do not give any AI company permission to use my articles for LLM training.
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