In a philosophical critique of AI self-improvement loops, the author argues that recursive optimization—where AI designs better chips that run better AI—risks eliminating the unmeasured novelty that d…
A new article draws parallels between historical scientific revolutions that displaced humanity from the center of the universe and the current rise of artificial intelligence, arguing that AI challen…
A proposal for an AML-like system to monitor AI infrastructure using open-source intelligence aims to detect hidden training runs and rogue data centers, potentially serving as a verification mechanis…
A third stance toward artificial intelligence—neither doomer nor zoomer—is necessary to move beyond the primitive defenses of projection and splitting that dominate current discourse, according to a p…
A new edition of Nicolaus Copernicus's work on monetary theory has been released. A study published in *Management Science* found that faster replies to job applications significantly increase a candi…
The article distinguishes between "true" and "correct," arguing that scientific theories like Newton's or Einstein's can be "correct" in their predictive accuracy but are never "true." It explains tha…