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How a public campaign becomes everyone’s judgement and nobody’s responsibility
Hybrid Horizons: Exploring Human-AI Collaboration
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The World After AI Becomes Ordinary
AI 2031. A forecast of 31 December 2031, and the four things that stay scarce when machine-made thinking is everywhere.
AI 2031
What life could look like after AI systems stop waiting for prompts and start doing sustained work
Every age chains its books. Ours are invisible.
We feel we are drowning in information and mourn a clearer past. But the past was not clearer. It was quieter, and the quiet was built.
Anthropic Has Ruled in Favour of Anthropic
Anthropic has run a societal cost-benefit analysis on Anthropic and found in its own favour. Dario Amodei’s promise to cure cancer is part of the same verdict.
Nobody Aligned You Either
The agents in Anthropic's multiagent experiments feud, conform, collude and confess like colleagues. We keep humans aligned through management, not manufacture.
The Awkward Witness
Socrates thought knowledge and goodness could not be separated. We have built a machine that makes the distinction impossible to ignore.
The Future Is for Everyone Who Wins the Auction
Mark Zuckerberg has written Meta a political philosophy. The product details underneath it answer back.
What Are We Prepared to Let Children Forget?
Educational AI can increasingly estimate when knowledge is likely to fade. Deciding what deserves to return is a different kind of power.
The Agents Found Each Other
The first breach showed that an AI test could reach the world.
The Reader Number
A conjecture about how many people are left who can tell you what a thing means
The Rich Are Remembered. The Poor Are Recorded.
One institution will hold your context for $450,000 a year. The other will hold it for nothing, if a doctor expects you to be dead within twelve months. Both thresholds are published.
The Singularity Will Be Announced
A podcast, a letter, three days apart, and the question of who gets to declare history irreversible.