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Greg BakerAI is going to take over white collar work, and then blue collar work. What do humans do after that? Written by Greg Baker (Macquarie University)
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The economics of impatience
Toby Ord has an interesting new post on LessWrong, Swarm Scaling. It’s all very preliminary, but the next frontier of AI usage is probably going to be: instead of giving one AI agent more time to think, you throw more AI agents at the probl...
It’s starting
I had a heart-warming moment this morning when a casual academic with far too many years of job insecurity emailed me to say that she has notified her employer that she wishes to be made permanent thanks to reading https://solresol.substack...
Automated backups
I don’t know whether I should be happy, sad, relieved or frightened.
Codex was taking a very long time to finish a simple task (logging into one of my servers and updating some content on my website). After using up a large chunk of my we...
Building your own lawyerbot by turning your case into a software development project
I promised to talk more about the AI setup from my self-represented case in the Fair Work Commission, because it’s the number one question I’m getting: from lawyers and from casual staff at universities. I’m not a lawyer, this is not legal...
The ordinary appeal window is over
The university had 21 days to appeal Commissioner Crawford’s decision in Baker versus Macquarie. We’re now past that. A late appeal is still possible, but late appeals are much harder to pull off compared to appeals in the normal 21 day win...
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Interdisciplinary researcher, lecturer at Macquarie University, international award-winning composer, translator, author, PhD student at Australian National University, former CTO of Pixc and Daisee.
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