The Who's Who of AI

“i recommend reading the piece. adam and paul are not only excellent reporters but people who think beyond first-order “gotchas” that can also occur in journalism the world is strange and complicated and “good or bad” doesn’t really cut it https://t.co/TFBRG…”

“Unintended consequenes of AI destroying human relationality -- the market of humans from the global south helping privileged college students cheat is getting decimated by non human AI. www.nytimes.com/2026/09/05/t...”

“Color my cynical, but third party evaluators that will get access to determine model safety based on "common safety standards" can be read as code for safety = "closed weight/closed source" models not from China. techcrunch.com/2026/09/12/a...”

“You can learn about our upcoming AI Civics program, which is mentioned in this op-ed, here. datasociety.net/announcement...”

“Make this kid a college dean! “It’s mathematics and physics that develop your brain the most after four years of education. With AI, that development is what matters more,” he said. “Because if you can think more creatively and more rigorously on your own, …”

“The more time spent alone the more time you're enmeshed in an "ontological enclosure" that distorts one's view of world and inhibits richer, more relational experiences of life www.axios.com/2025/02/16/t...”

“A small but significant advance.. a $399 "roboduck" with an open source platform on huggingface that allows users to upload different reinforcement learning skills that can be plugged into the "duck" techcrunch.com/2026/08/27/h...”

“Two things can be true at the same time: the concerns about unsupervised AI can be legitimate AND there are trillions of dollars riding on the future growth of this technology, so calls for a slowdown can also be a financially strategic decision interesting…”