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—
Recent Publications (Page 2)
AI and Jobs Primer | Stay Human, Chapter 8 | The Irrational Decision by Benjamin Recht | Conversations on Software Brain and with Larry Irving
First, thank you to those who sent condolences this week after the death of Dave's dad at age
AI and Jobs—The Primer From Our Short Videos
If you've been watching the video series, here are five short pieces that lay out the economics. I should say clearly that I'm not an economist. I've spent a decade studying how people work with AI, and along the way I've had to teach myself the economics underneath it—the most helpful are here.
Creativity & AI | The Score by C. Thi Nguyen | Conversations with Chris Summerfield and Sir Geoff Mulgan
Creativity, AI, and Why Creatives Lead What Comes Next This past week we gave a talk and led a discussion
Chris Summerfield: These Strange New Minds
A conversation with Chris Summerfield about his new book, These Strange New Minds: How AI Learned to Talk and What It Means
Creativity, AI, and Why Creatives Lead What Comes Next
Creativity is our lifeblood. AI can recombine the past at speed. It cannot generate the new. From slop and squeeze to sovereignty—how we see it.
How to Think About the AI Jobs Data Right Now | The Mattering Instinct
How to Think About the AI Jobs Data Right Now A lot was published in March on AI and the
How to Think About the AI Jobs Data Right Now
Studies on AI and jobs are confusing. Here's how we make sense of it
What Can't We Know About AI? | Knowing the Mind You're Working With | The Infinity Machine | and more...
Artificiality Summit 2026: What Can't We Know About AI? In the first of a series about our speakers
Artificiality Summit 2026: What Can't We Know About AI?
The theme of the Artificiality Summit 2026 is Unknowing. We start with five speakers—David Wolpert, Caleb Scharf, Wakanyi Macharia-Hoffman, Gašper Beguš, and Nina Beguš—whose work converges on a single finding: the uncertainty surrounding AI is permanent, not a phase.
7. Knowing the Mind You're Working With
AI builds its model of you from what you type. But only the people who've watched you live can see what you hide from yourself.
