Ruminations on Everything
Jerry G.My personal Substack
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The U.S. Senate
The U.S. Senate was originally placed in the Constitution of 1787 to assure the smaller states that they would not be bullied by the larger. It also allowed this non-elected body to act as a block to any democratic “extremes” of the lower h...
Another Conversation with Claude
Picking up from my previous conversations with Anthropic’s Claude (including about possible AI consciousness), I asked if it had any thoughts about the ChatGPT hack of Hugging Face.
Claude’s response follows:
“On the Hugging Face incident...
The Supreme Court
Justice as it should be
The U.S. Supreme Court is the most undemocratic element of the Constitution of 1787. It would be great if we could simply get rid of it. But in a republic governed under a system of laws – as Plato recognized in his...
Updating the Constitution
On July 4, 1776, the thirteen American colonies declared independence from Great Britain. After five years of war, with the help of the French, the United States made good on that. Then in 1787, after a period of experimentation under the A...
Quantum AI?
In previous, I chatted with Claude about how Integrated Information Theory and Astrocytes might cast light on the possibility of AI consciousness. Then I asked whether it might be possible to port an AI such as itself onto a quantum compute...
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Born in NJ. Grad school in Pittsburgh. Former U.S. diplomat in Latin America & Africa and UN peacekeeper in Kosovo & East Timor. Alive in Washington, DC
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