Mohammad Gawdat (Mo Gawdat), former Chief Business Officer at Google X, warns that artificial intelligence is about to replace all … More
Category: AI (Artificial Intelligence)
The End is Near — Warning about AI
Ex-OpenAI Employee WARNS: “You Have No Idea What’s Coming In 2027”
Ex-Anthropic insider tells CNN how AI could kill all humans by 2030
After his warning post went viral, ex-Anthropic researcher Jacob Coxon joined CNN’s Anderson Cooper to explain exactly how AI could … More
Job Loss From AI? There’s More To Fear!
My dear friend and once my roommate at University of Florida, Gainesville, where we both were in the grad school, … More
What AI to use in late 2025: An Opinionated Guide
The four most advanced AI systems are Claude from Anthropic, Google’s Gemini, OpenAI’s ChatGPT, and Grok by Elon Musk’s xAI. Then there are the open weights … More
How Much Math Is Knowable?
by Scott Aaronson, University of Texas, Austin Theoretical computer science has over the years sought more and more refined answers … More
What Exactly Are A.I. Companies Trying to Build? Here’s a Guide.
Are they building an A.I. system as smart as humans? A godlike machine that will change the world if it doesn’t … More
Google DeepMind CEO Demis Hassabis on AI
(0:00) Introducing Sir Demis Hassabis, reflecting on his Nobel Prize win (2:39) What is Google Deepmind? How does it interact … More
Testing AI
In a recent exchange with a friend, we debated whether AI’s poetic output can ever rival human expression. My friend challenged me to test it by letting an AI complete the last lines of my poem The Many Guises. The results surprised us both—not because AI mirrored my inner voice, but because it offered fresh closures that were just as valid, though from a more universal lens. This raises the question: is poetry about authentic self-expression, or is it about opening to perspectives beyond the self? Perhaps we are all but flux, wearing many guises.
Did AI get it wrong?
Yes, the AI got it wrong. It’s not that the world is false and you are somehow “trapped” in it. … More