Nano Thoughts
Ashwin Gopinath, Anu Thubagere, Rishav Ghosh, David Zhang, SambartaThoughts about rapidly growing convergence between biology, data science thanks to several semiconductor technologies and robotics. Written by AG, and friends, in between arguing about immortality and lemon picking.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 39 | Subscribers | Read | nanothoughts.substack.com |
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Enterprise General Intelligence: The Emergent Mind of Organizations
Most companies are filled with effort that doesn’t add up. You can feel it everywhere: smart people, long hours, real conviction. And yet the resultant force is strangely small. In the worst cases it’s negative: teams work hard and still ca...
Why AI Needs to Forget
In the last few weeks, the AI/Tech community seems to have collectively realized what biology knew all along, that memory is a graph, not a database.
System 3: Collective Intelligence in the Multiplayer AI Era
The winners of the next decade won’t just build better AI tools. They’ll build the infrastructure for how organizations actually think.
The “Cleanliness” of Cow Dung
(Left) Karnataka’s Gorehabba festival, where villagers playfully hurl cow dung as a symbol of renewal. (Right) The other Onam pookkalam, traditionally its over cow dung smeared. Both speak to a tradition that understood cleanliness not as s...
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