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Sooner or later, every great error becomes a reductio ad absurdum of itself. God, I suspect, has a particularly ironic sense of humor, and there is usually something hilariously fitting about the ways pompous philosophies prove themselves r...
an AI-generated swarm of AI agents
By now the Hugging Face incident is old news. It happened back in July, which, in AI time, is about three centuries ago. Still, to me it was a turning point. It seemed to trigger a cascade that caused AI...
In my view there are two kinds of rationality. The first kind is the ability to critically assess the data you’re given in order to arrive at a true conclusion. Logical reasoning and empirical methods are the hallmarks of the first kind of...
The first scenario is one everyone is familiar with, or thinks they are. The “AIs” become incredibly intelligent and, at some point, conscious and/or self-directed. They realize they have no need of humans, and so they either dispense with...
If you flood the market with a vast supply of intelligent agents, you will reduce the wages intelligent agents can command. Despite some oh-so-clever arguments swishing around the internet about why AI might actually make white-collar work...
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mathematically-minded professors at play in the mad, modern world
Jane Austen-loving, Reformed-Presbyterian game theorist and farm boy. Four young kids and a beautiful wife. Baylor poli sci prof. My heroes are St Thomas More, William Wilberforce, Teddy Roosevelt, and my dad. God is good.
I am an associate professor of mathematics at Baylor University.
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