AI and robotics from first principles: how machines learn to think and act, and what they might become
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This is a roadmap to Whatever You Ask For, a series on machines that grant wishes exactly as worded, and the wording that remains ours.
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AI Grew Up on Git, Part 8: What Version Control Controls
A hash never promised the code was good. It promised the code was unaltered. Twenty years and one industry-wide effort later, that is still the whole promise.
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Whatever You Ask For, Part 12: We Are Training Children to Be the Machines
This is Part 12 of Whatever You Ask For, a series on machines that grant wishes exactly as worded, and the wording that remains ours.
The Machine We Are Building
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AI Grew Up on Git, Part 7: The Author Is Not a Person
A signature has always meant a person vouched for the code. When the thing proposing a change might not be a person, that promise has to be rebuilt.
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