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I also perform better in evaluations when you disallow the people who outperform me from participating.
December 9, 2025 at 9:34 PM
I also perform better in evaluations when you disallow the people who outperform me from participating.
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Every Olivia Nuzzi book passage I read makes me want to travel back in time to stop myself from becoming literate.
December 9, 2025 at 2:04 PM
Every Olivia Nuzzi book passage I read makes me want to travel back in time to stop myself from becoming literate.
More like “SAY HELLO TO
MY LITTLE FRIEND!”
MY LITTLE FRIEND!”
December 9, 2025 at 3:01 AM
More like “SAY HELLO TO
MY LITTLE FRIEND!”
MY LITTLE FRIEND!”
Insane? Here’s a guy jumping out of a plane with a W54 nuke between his legs.
(Great image to use in discussions about masculinity)
(Great image to use in discussions about masculinity)
December 9, 2025 at 1:53 AM
Insane? Here’s a guy jumping out of a plane with a W54 nuke between his legs.
(Great image to use in discussions about masculinity)
(Great image to use in discussions about masculinity)
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7. Anyway, this question seems to be the standard question that people ask when you object to autonomous AI science.
Julian's blog post is worth reading.
"One of the panelists asked whether I would really prefer the joy of doing science to finding a cure for cancer and enabling immortality. "
Julian's blog post is worth reading.
"One of the panelists asked whether I would really prefer the joy of doing science to finding a cure for cancer and enabling immortality. "
was at an event on AI for science yesterday, a panel discussion here at NeurIPS. The panelists discussed how they plan to replace humans at all levels in the scientific process. So I stood up and protested that what they are doing is evil.
Full post:
togelius.blogspot.com/2025/12/plea...
Full post:
togelius.blogspot.com/2025/12/plea...
Please, don't automate science!
I was at an event on AI for science yesterday, a panel discussion here at NeurIPS. The panelists discussed how they plan to replace humans a...
togelius.blogspot.com
December 8, 2025 at 8:30 AM
7. Anyway, this question seems to be the standard question that people ask when you object to autonomous AI science.
Julian's blog post is worth reading.
"One of the panelists asked whether I would really prefer the joy of doing science to finding a cure for cancer and enabling immortality. "
Julian's blog post is worth reading.
"One of the panelists asked whether I would really prefer the joy of doing science to finding a cure for cancer and enabling immortality. "
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3. I appealed to the joy of doing science—and got the predictable question:
Would you rather live in a world where AI cured cancer or live in a world where you personally get to do science?
But that's not the dilemma we face at all. There's no cause to think that AI could do anything of the sort.
Would you rather live in a world where AI cured cancer or live in a world where you personally get to do science?
But that's not the dilemma we face at all. There's no cause to think that AI could do anything of the sort.
December 8, 2025 at 8:18 AM
3. I appealed to the joy of doing science—and got the predictable question:
Would you rather live in a world where AI cured cancer or live in a world where you personally get to do science?
But that's not the dilemma we face at all. There's no cause to think that AI could do anything of the sort.
Would you rather live in a world where AI cured cancer or live in a world where you personally get to do science?
But that's not the dilemma we face at all. There's no cause to think that AI could do anything of the sort.
Curious why the bus drove 14 blocks off the route and then backtracked, rather than detouring around the closure? Why hold passengers on a bus for 15-20 minutes when they could have just walked the last 2-3 blocks to the destination?
December 8, 2025 at 4:10 PM
Curious why the bus drove 14 blocks off the route and then backtracked, rather than detouring around the closure? Why hold passengers on a bus for 15-20 minutes when they could have just walked the last 2-3 blocks to the destination?
Making people angry on Nextdoor is fun, but I'd rather preserve that platform as a place to sell my crap.
December 8, 2025 at 5:25 AM
Making people angry on Nextdoor is fun, but I'd rather preserve that platform as a place to sell my crap.