
Philosophy, Technology, and AI. "The problem with artificial intelligence is (still) that computers don't (yet?) give a damn."
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This week I’d like to share a conversation I had while in Paris at the end of February for the meeting of the International Association for Safe and Ethical AI.
The conversation was hosted by Adel Chaibi, a...
To ChatGPT: “Bleak 1970s sci-fi paperback illustration, a person facing an old computer terminal that projects a past version of themselves, while their present body subtly transforms into another silhouette, minimal composition, neon green...
To ChatGPT: “Create an image of Nietzsche and a cricket programming and evaluating a multi agent system for prosocial behavior. It is a drizzly atmosphere, in a retro futuristic minimalistic style, like on a 70s sci-fi paper back. Not too c...
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I had a maximally inspiring conversation with on the podcast for her project, . Our episode posted today, and I would love to hear what you think.
I highly recommend following Andrea a...
Me and Hubert Dreyfus (Joseph Kassman-Tod in the background) in the Fall of 2016, as I was lecturing on Moby Dick in Dreyfus’s legendary UC Berkeley class, “From the gods to God and back” (Philosophy 6). Photo by Geneviève Boissier-Dreyfus....
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B. Scot Rousse (“B”)'s substack, "Without Why," focuses on what it means to be alive in an age of intelligent machines. He is philosopher in residence at Topos Institute and visiting scholar in Philosophy at Berkeley. He also drums in 3 punk bands.
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