How to Talk to Robots (and Still Be Human)
SiennaAn invitation to reflect on emotional intelligence and how we communicate in the age of AI. \ud83d\udc8c + A space to explore how to talk to AI without losing our humanity, and how AI is quietly reshaping how we talk to each other. \ud83e\udd16\ud83d\udc9b
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Love in the Age of AI - Part III
There’s a certain kind of hope that only appears at the edge of transformation.
Gentle. Honest.
And quietly radical.
The belief that maybe this time we could build something that actually helps us become better.
Recently, I found myse...
The Temptation of Digital Immortality
Earlier this year, Meta filed patents for something that feels less like a product update and more like a plot device: AI systems that can take over a deceased person’s account - continuing to post, to message, to exist in some digital sens...
The “Most Dangerous” AI Model
Last week, Anthropic released Claude Mythos Preview, a new model class with state-of-the-art capabilities across cybersecurity, coding, and complex reasoning.
Within hours, a familiar narrative took hold.
“Anthropic’s Most Dangerous AI Mo...
Attention Is All You Need
Lately, I’ve had a quiet, persistent feeling:
my context window is running out.
Not the model’s, mine.
If you’ve been spending time on X lately, you’ve probably seen the same pattern. Posts describing a kind of “half-ADHD” state after d...
Ghost in the Shell
Earlier this month, an unsettling breakthrough began to circulate.
A startup called Eon Systems claimed they had done something unprecedented:
they took the complete neural wiring of a fruit fly (its entire brain connectome) and ran it i...
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