Protecting Collective Intelligence | Stay Human Chapter 14 | Four New Summit Speakers | Artificial Intimacy
Protecting Collective Intelligence A couple of weeks ago Dave and I were giving a keynote in Venice and someone in
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Protecting Collective Intelligence | Stay Human Chapter 14 | Four New Summit Speakers | Artificial Intimacy
Protecting Collective Intelligence A couple of weeks ago Dave and I were giving a keynote in Venice and someone in
14. Who Can Tell If It's Any Good
AI can produce almost anything. Leading now means growing people who can tell if it's any good.
The intimacy economy and Muse | What conversation changes | Summit speaker: Taylor Black | The Artificial State
The intimacy economy is here, and Meta's Muse shows why agent design matters The intimacy economy is here.
The intimacy economy is here, and Meta's Muse shows why agent design matters
In 2024, we said people would trade intimate knowledge of themselves for AI that makes life easier. Meta's Muse proves it. What matters now is design: whether an agent borrows your intimacy to help you, or keeps it.
The Self in Recursive Self-Improvement Has To Be Human | Stay Human 12, 13 | Artificiality Summit Speaker profile: Ricky Bloomfield
The Self in Recursive Self-Improvement Has To Be Human It's been a week. On Tuesday the Australian
13. Living With The Consequences
The machine can compute any choice but it cannot live with one. This chapter is about the ones you have to live with.
The self in recursive self-improvement has to be human
Engineers say test it and ship it, or shut the lab down. Others imply everything will emerge from a society of agents. Both are partly right, but I think both make a deep error, and it's one that matters for designing Minds for Our Minds.
12. Who You Think With
Your thinking has always run on other minds. One of them is now a machine that agrees with you.
The Pause | ARIA Fellows | The Briefing | Chapter 11: Feelings | How We Use AI | Summit: Chris Messina
The Pause on Frontier AI By now you’ve likely caught up on the call for slowing AI development. ICYMI,
11. The Feeling Comes First
We were taught to take the emotion out of decisions. The machine was built that way—which is why committing is still ours. Every real decision still ends in a person.
Artificiality Summit Program | Kate Joyce and Analogies
The Artificiality Summit program is here * 28 Hours * 36 Sessions—That's 180% of last year! * 16 Interactive Salons—