
Thinking about how human institutions (firms, universities, states, alliances) must be redesigned for a world of abundant machine cognition, where the scarce resources become commitment, legitimacy, and enforceable cooperation.
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The world needs rules for weapons that can identify, select and kill a target without a human deciding whom or when to strike. The governments most interested in negotiating those rules must, however, secure the consent of governments least...
Arms control is full of nouns that conceal verbs: a pause, a cap, a ban, a freeze. The noun describes the world negotiators hope to create; the verbs determine whether it survives. Who counts, who inspects, and who continues to supply the b...
I remember watching James Cameron’s The Terminator and understanding, very clearly, that it was a warning to humanity of a path we ought not to take. Today, in the fall of 2026, I can’t help but wonder if others understood it as a “how to”...
I want the machines to solve problems. There are so many questions to which I would like to know the answer before I die.
When OpenAI announced its solution to the Navier–Stokes problem, a question about fluid motion that had resisted gene...
In early 1963, the distance between the positions of Washington and Moscow had narrowed, absurdly and consequentially, to four visits.
Nikita Khrushchev would accept three on-site inspections each year under a comprehensive nuclear test ba...
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Chief AI Officer at Western University. Currently wandering the nexus of theoretical computer science, AI, neuroscience, philosophy, and policy.
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