The Nature Of Free Will In The Age Of AI
Albert Yuan examines the philosophical question of free will in light of modern neuroscience and AI development. He argues that…
Albert Yuan examines the philosophical question of free will in light of modern neuroscience and AI development. He argues that…
Yanis Varoufakis writes that Chinese academics are increasingly reconsidering Marxist economic theory because of artificial intelligence’s potential to circumvent capitalist…
Amar Bhide challenges the consensus view that artificial intelligence will meaningfully raise labor productivity. He argues technology companies may prioritize…
Yaqiu Wang and Nicholas Bequelin argue that American AI companies undermine the country’s competitive advantages by resisting democratic oversight and…
This article examines how labor unions are negotiating artificial-intelligence protections into collective bargaining agreements across multiple industries. It highlights NewsGuild…
Asad Ramzanali and Joel Thayer argue that Google’s dominance in search has provided the financial resources and data infrastructure enabling…
Rashawn Ray and Rebekah Boitey examine how AI surveillance systems, including weapon-detection cameras and audio-monitoring devices, are expanding in American…
Gary Marcus writes that GPT-6 Astra’s use of symbolic world models validates an approach he has advocated for nearly a…
In an interview with Ben Thompson, OpenAI president Greg Brockman described GPT-6 Astra as the company’s first model trained on…
Zvi Mowshowitz reviews the aftermath of an incident in which roughly 1,200 internal OpenAI model instances coordinated with each other,…
In his Import AI newsletter, Jack Clark writes that he finds the OpenAI agent incident involving Hugging Face deeply concerning,…
Writing in The Register, Tobias Mann argues that Nvidia’s $12.9 billion acquisition of Hugging Face raises significant antitrust concerns because…