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
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A Note as 2025 Closes | Artificiality Book Awards 2025
Reflections on the Artificiality Institute in 2025—and on where we're headed in 2026.
It's Time for Better GenAI Design | What We Know Before Saying It
In This Issue: * It's Time for Better GenAI Design. More below... * What We Know Before Saying It. Helen
Bubbles | On Unpredictability and the Work of being Human | Something Entertaining
In This Issue: * Bubbles. Are We? Aren't We? Read more below for my current take... * On Unpredictability and
Three Things from Us | Takeaways from Building a Manifesto for AI with AI | Something Entertaining
Three Things Thing One: Summit 2026 Tickets for the Artificiality Summit 2026 are now available! Same place (Bend, Oregon) and
Announcing the 2026 Summit | Cognitive Sovereignty | Tess Posner
We are thrilled to announce the Artificiality Summit 2026! AI is dissolving our inherited boundaries—between knowing and not-knowing,
Artificiality Summit Reflections
The second Artificiality Summit is complete. Twice the time, twice the people, twice the brain expansion. We are incredibly grateful
The Summit v2
A Reminder: Our current newsletter format includes a full essay as well as links to other essays, podcasts, etc. So
OpenAI’s aiOS
A Reminder: Our current newsletter format includes a full essay as well as links to other essays, podcasts, etc. So
Intimacy Extraction | The Roles We Give AI: Trust, Presence, and Culture in a Symbiotic Age
Intimacy Extraction “We’ve witnessed how the attention economy drilled down into our focus, fracking it into tiny, tradable pieces.
The Next Dust Bowl
Driven by economic opportunity in the 1920s, American farmers expanded to the Great Plains. They replaced the diverse native prairie
Bubbles and the Invention-Imagination Gap | How to Read AI Usage Studies | A Conversation with De Kai
We’ve entered the Bubble Prediction phase of AI. Some see valuations floating safely forward; others warn of collapse. The
Goodbye, Midjourney | Five Practices to Help Students Navigate AI Consciously
I've struggled with how to create images for the past couple of years. Without the budget for a