TL;DR — Why We Need a Mindful (or Wisdom) Revolution Artificial intelligence is not merely a powerful tool. More deeply, it is language itself breaking free from human dependence—the first non-human entity that can generate, spread, and act
I have just finished Carissa Véliz’s new book Prophecy, and I cannot stop thinking about it. The philosopher from Oxford has written a witty, surprising, and urgently necessary account of how generative AI works — not as a truth
Artificial intelligence is evolving at a breathtaking pace, unlike anything humanity has witnessed before. What makes this development especially remarkable is its self-reinforcing character: we are now using AI to design, optimize, and accelerate the creation of
Over the past few weeks, two thoughtful articles cut through the relentless AI hype and gave me pause for reflection. In The Economist, Ethan Mollick warned that “the IT department is where AI goes to die.”
We tend to overestimate the effect of a technology in the short run and underestimate the effect in the long run”, the old adage by Roy Amara, was more than obvious during Diffusion 2019, a 400+ developers hackathon
Asked about his recipe for success in business, Richard Branson once said he hired people better than himself, have them embrace his vision, and let them work on it by themselves. At a significantly smaller scale of
Yesterday over lunch, we discussed the libertarian notion of essentially getting rid of legacy complexity, such as legislation, regulation, etc. Some of the early proponents and creators of cryptocurrencies have expressed libertarian world views by trying