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Crosspost of my substack piece, covering quick thoughts on AI overcoming nuclear deterrence. TLDR: Nuclear deterrents likely only buy time to further invest in more resilient second-strike guarantees: without a comparable AI base, this will not happen fast eno...


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For a while there, many people thought vitamin D was magical—that it could improve bones, the heart, infections, cancer, heart disease, longevity, even mental health. But among people I respect, opinion is now overwhelmingly that taking vitamin D does nothing unless you're severely deficient. The central argument is that while vitamin D levels are correlated with ~all positiv...


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In the game "The choice before us" by Nick Shapiro,[1] you are put in the shoes of an AI company leader. You grow your business. You unlock "wonders", such as curing cancer. All the while, you're attempting to avoid ...


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Today is election day here in New York City, so again a reminder that if you are a registered Democrat and live in NY-12 today is the final day to vote for Alex Bores for Congress,


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This paper is about an observation I made, as an outsider to two distinct research currents in artificial intelligence, regarding the similarity of the phenomenon they each observe and the potential for these two fields to converge toward shared tools. You will find a mix of established results, some unreviewed papers, and my own proposals, all clearly labeled so as not to be mi...

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