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Nobody here but us chickens
How "trained incapacity" explains why leaders of NGOs are celebrating Trump's executive order on AI
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There is a mushroom in my computer
Complex adaptive systems and social intelligence are ideas that help explain what large AI models do. That does not make their outputs safe to consume.
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Notes for "Balancing Innovation and Integrity in Academic Operations"
In the spirit of Richard Scarry's masterpiece "What Do People Do All Day," here is a presentation I am giving today as part of my new job: talking to…
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Old ways of thinking about new problems
Management cybernetics is a old set of ideas. Stafford Beer and thinking about large AI models as a social and cultural technology together give us a…
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Boring revolutions and large-elbowed models
Logpodge #7 where I explain why last year's AI may be all you need and ask who benefits when OpenAI and Anthropic pay universities to be their…
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On Beyond AGI!
We need new language for talking about large AI models. Alison Gopnik, Henry Farrell, James Evans, Cosma Shalizi, and Dan Davies provide one.
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What is an LLM doing in my classroom? Part 4: What's Next
This essay is the fourth and final in a series about how I used generative AI in a class I taught in the fall term of 2024.
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