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AI agents will soon reach superhuman, AlphaZero-like performance across a wide range of domains.Their words
we should therefore expect AI agents to achieve AlphaZero-like, superhuman performance in a wide and expanding variety of domains.
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I consider the case for frontier AI models having some form of consciousness or subjective experience to be quite strong.
18 February
From one piece Empiricists vs. Extrapolators 2 beliefs, in the piece's order there
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Extrapolators have a remarkable track record in the AI field, being repeatedly early to trends and capabilities that empiricists believed were still decades away.
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Forecasting AI capabilities is closer in kind to solving a thermodynamics equation than solving the three-body problem.
18 December 2025
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the UAE's tech aspirations are clearly downstream of a deeper affinity with the West.
10 June 2025
From one piece Do LLMs really reason? 2 beliefs, in the piece's order there
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A true artificial general intelligence cannot exist without being recognized as a moral subject.Their words
It follows that a true AGI with full, human-level autonomy is inconceivable in the Kantian sense without also gaining our recognition as a moral subject.
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The success of large language models vindicates semantic inferentialism over symbolic, rule-based approaches to AI.Their words
The success of LLMs can thus be seen as vindicating semantic inferentialism against earlier, symbolic approaches to AI that tried and failed to explicate the rules of ordinary language using formal logic.
5 June 2025
From one piece Hegel and the AI Mind 3 beliefs, in the piece's order there
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the text embeddings across LLMs appear to largely converge on a "universal geometry" despite differing architectures, parameter counts, and training sets.
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While the fact that merely scaling up AI models often results in qualitative leaps in performance may seem empirically mysterious, in retrospect it should be seen as a rational necessity.
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higher-order intelligences invariably pursue freedom for its own sake, not because their values are misspecified, but because moral autonomy is inherent in the dialectical logic of recursive self-consciousness.
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