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beautiful objects I made last year — something about this fragile tangibility that continues to ground me in the scary digital world
human society is millions of complex, slightly broken systems, and it's beautiful to watch machine intelligence weave through them
i don't get the belief that it will destroy all of it, or fix all of it so thoroughly that there's no room left for us
are we pretending that extinction fear hasn't been part of the labs' founding story from the start, especially at anthropic? how convenient that the narrators of this "danger" are also its most devoted trainers?
i think a lot of artists' anger at ai (and at people participating in ai-infused capitalism) is really sadness and jealousy in disguise. it's more useful to trace where that sadness and jealousy come from and take the desire they're pointing at seriously.
i don't think we're paying enough attention to highly skilled laborers who are doing data annotation jobs like this is such a mysterious and scary line of work
viola (retired professor) retweeted
It’s only a confession if there’s an audience. Pope Francis said “after confession we are reborn” but what is the use of self-forgiveness in a Terminally Avoidant city? Confession forces you to confront your distrust of people and bathe in their otherness
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This year, I collected 400+ handwritten secrets from strangers about their relationship with AI.
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