Anthropic’s Project Panama is making headlines these days. One detail in particular is hard to ignore: millions of books bought, cut apart, scanned, and then sent to recycling to feed artificial intelligence systems. But if […]
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THE POINT ISN’T TO WEAKEN REFLECTION. THE POINT IS TO UNDERSTAND WHERE THOUGHT MUST GO.
About yesterday’s article, there’s one point I keep coming back to. They tell us that increasingly powerful systems could, within a few years, become a threat to humanity. It’s a scenario that deserves attention, certainly. […]
WHEN AI BUILDERS TELL US AI IS DANGEROUS: REALITY OR NARRATIVE?
The story got really interesting—and in some ways troubling—when Jacob Coxon, 27, a researcher who worked first at OpenAI and then at Anthropic, decided to leave with a pretty heavy statement: we are building increasingly […]
WHEN AUDIOVISUAL BECOMES A SYSTEM: WHAT’S LEFT OF THE WORK?
At the peak of image dematerialization, Christopher Nolan’s Odyssey chooses the extreme physicality of IMAX film. But it would be a mistake to turn this into nostalgic praise for analog. Nolan isn’t going backward. He […]
THE QUESTIONS WE NEED TO ASK ABOUT GENERATIVE AI
HOW MUCH AGI SCARES US For years the debate on artificial intelligence focused on an almost philosophical question: could a machine ever think, create, or reason like a human being? Today that question is starting […]
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