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You are wrong about how wrong the other side is
Today I’m publishing the YouTube version of my interview with Harvard cognitive scientist Steven Pinker. Link below.
One of the most important threads in the conversation is that we hold a lot of incorrect beliefs that make things seem wor...
Steven Pinker on Revolutions, Rogue AI, and the Struggle for Reality
Dr. Steven Pinker is a cognitive scientist at Harvard, a 2x Pulitzer Prize finalist, and author of notable works like The Blank Slate, How the Mind Works, The Better Angels of Our Nature, and Enlightenment Now.
Today we discuss his researc...
A modest proposal for fixing the internet
Today I’m trying something new.
I’m sharing an experiment: An interactive essay I’ve been working on that I think has the potential to improve the internet in a small but significant way.
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Check out the interactive essay...
Episode 5: What happens when all the good people leave social media?
Welcome friends! If you’re one of the many new folks that have come in over the last few weeks by way of Tristan Harris, my name is Tobias. I write and speak about algorithmic influence, machine intelligence, and how we might maintain human...
Episode 4: Your kid will probably date an AI, and other terrifying thoughts – A conversation with the founder of Hinge
Will people stop dating humans?
Over a decade ago, the movie Her portrayed a world where by where large numbers of people opted out of dating, and instead turned to AI for their emotional needs.
Justin McLeod is the founder and CEO of Hi...
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