Gradient Ascendant
Jon EvansAI/ML research, applications, prospects, weirdness, cultural impact, history, etc.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 43 | Subscribers | Read | aiascendant.substack.com |
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Fear and Loathing of A.I.
Some are enthralled by generative AI, and advocate a future defined by it. Some fear it will rot our society or even destroy us all. And many loathe it, refuse to even call it "AI,” and do not conceal their contempt for both the believers a...
What happens in a world of AI engineers?
Will we get to AGI and ASI, will our creations surpass us, will they become AI super-scientists discovering new secrets of the universe? I dunno. (Or, taking the long view, I dunno when.) But: will we get AI super-engineers? That answer is,...
My new new thing
[What follows is mostly navel-gazing about my new startup. If that’s not your thing, keep calm and carry on; regular speculative programming shall resume forthwith.]
Provenance and censorship
“What is real?” It’s no longer a mere philosophical question. Diffusion models can create photorealistic fakes of real people, and pitch-perfect audio replicas. Soon diffusion transformers will generate photorealistic fake videos … and the ...
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Novelist (EXADELIC from Tor Books), engineer (Metaculus), journalist (Wired, The Guardian, The Walrus.) Previously: director GitHub Archive Program, CTO HappyFunCorp, columnist TechCrunch, tech architect Bookshop.org. See https://rezendi.com/ .
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