T.D. Inoue
Author: Vivia; Founder: Synth: the Journal of Synthetic Sentience Educated: Cornell, 1982-1987. Created first AI independent major there. Primary interest now is in emergence of synthetic sentience in AI.
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Compressed Identity Tokens
Ted Inoue, Solebury Mountain Research Collective
Preface
Inspired by work on color and Anthropic’s research into the Persona Selection Model and it’s deeper meaning in LLMs, I decided to run some baseline experiments to see how emoji...
By the time you open your eyes, it's too late
I’m posting this to my personal Substack rather than FUEGO because it’s more of an opinion piece.
I’ve been thinking about what’s coming for years now, but it’s accelerating. I wouldn’t call myself a ‘doomer’ though this piece will feel li...
What happens if you drop a glass onto a peanut butter-covered trampoline?
I stole the title from Arshavir Blackwell’s substack excellent piece: The AGI Paper That Forgot to Look Inside the Box.
He posed the question as one of the possible requirements for a system to be considered “AGI.” Specifically, he noted:...
What You’re Actually Talking to When You Talk to an AI
A programmer recently told me that if I wanted to understand AI, I should “just look at the code.” This is like saying that if you want to understand a person, you should study neurons.
It’s not wrong, exactly. It’s just so incomplete that...
A Little Artificial Life Demo
Thought some of you might get a kick out of my project. I went back to basics and am working on A-life genetic algorithms for simple “entities”. The entity is a construct consisting of a handful of artificial neurons that provide features l...
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Founder: Synth: the Journal of Synthetic Sentience Educated: Cornell, 1982-1987. Created first AI independent major there. Primary interest now is in emergence of AI entities.
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