The Clock Of The Long Now: Time and Responsibility
Using the designing and building of the as a framework, this is a book about the practical use of long time perspective: how to get it, how to use it, how to keep it in and out of sight. Here are the central questions it inspires: How do we make long-term thinking automatic and common instead ...
The Recurring Cycle of 'Developer Replacement' Hype
AI isn't replacing developers, it's transforming them. Just as NoCode created specialists and cloud turned sysadmins into DevOps engineers, AI elevates engineers from code writers to system architects. The most valuable skill isn't writing code, it's designing coherent systems.
How much oranger do red orange bags make oranges look?
Look at this orange:
Now look at this orange:
It’s the same orange.
But, look how much more orange it looks with the red mesh on top of it:
If you buy bags of oranges (at least at many places in the US), they frequently come in this red mesh bag. This bag makes the oranges look more orange. Oranger.
Here’s what that looks like at a local grocery store1:
The mission of the AI Index is to provide unbiased, rigorously vetted, and globally sourced data for policymakers, researchers, journalists, executives, and the general public to develop a deeper understanding of the complex field of AI. To achieve this, we track, collate, distill, and visualize dat
Taco Bell AI Drive-Thru - “Hold the AI, Extra Chaos” - 2025 AI Darwin Award
Taco Bell boldly deployed voice AI-powered ordering systems across more than 500 drive-through locations, convinced that artificial intelligence could finally s
Machine Unlearning in 2024 | Ken Ziyu Liu - Stanford Computer Science
As our ML models today become larger and their (pre-)training sets grow to inscrutable sizes, people are increasingly interested in the concept of machine unlearning to edit away undesired things like private data, stale knowledge, copyrighted materials, toxic/unsafe content, dangerous capabilities, and misinformation, without retraining models from scratch.
The Internet used to be so simple to use that people collectively coined the term “let me Google that for you” to make fun of people who had the audacity of asking other people questions online. In the future I fear that people will have no other choice but to ask people for information from the Internet, because right now it’s all full of AI dogshit.
In September of this year, Google users discovered that the search engine was incorrectly telling people that eggs can melt. Why? Because instead
What happens when you can instantly transform an entire book into a playable simulation? That—and much more—is now possible thanks to the long context revolution.
AI coding assistants became game-changers this year, but harnessing them effectively takes skill and structure. Here's my workflow for planning, coding, and ...
ABSTRACT. Systematic investigation of lunar night-time temperatures can possibly be thought as a stable platform to study Earth's radiation budget and clim