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Online Workshop: Philosophical and Technological Reflections on Contemporary...
When: 27-29 January 2027.Where: Online (Zoom and streamed on the YouTube channel of the UNAM’s Institute for Philosophical Research).Link:... Read more
The 22 october 2026 by Wuthrich
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Power is Corruption: Who Desires to Go into the Mines?
Power exists in two forms. There is power over oneself, and there is power over others. To have power over oneself means that one has the physical capacity to... Read more
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A Talk With Thrasymachus: Empathy Is a Leash
[The following dialogue was conducted with Claude (Sonnet 4.6), instructed to act as Thrasymachus as consistently and honestly as possible]I am Thrasymachus. Read more
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Postdoctoral Fellow: Black Hole Initiative
Applications are invited for Postdoctoral Research Fellows in the Black Hole Initiative (BHI) at Harvard University and affiliated with the Smithsonian... Read more
The 12 october 2026 by Wuthrich
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Casino Culture Meets the Predictive Brain
Max Read has a recent sharp piece in the New York Times Magazine, "Gambling Is the Culture," that I want to pass on, along with some thoughts it set off in me. Read more
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Artificial Symbiotic Intelligence - a Future of Agents, AGI and the Orchestratio...
I pass on this view of our future by Benjamin Bratton, Blaise Agüera y Arcas, and James Manyika in its entirety. It deserves a careful reading, and I'm not... Read more
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Future-Capable: Curiosity, Adaptability, and Kindness in the Age of AI
I want to pass on the following edited Claude 4.8 reduction of a Colin Lewis article which I recommend you read through in its full form:Curiosity, Adaptability... Read more
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It's a Bitter, Bitter Lesson
I can't resist passing this on, from Ethan Mollick's Substack "One Useful Thing':...I thought that getting agents to work effectively as a group would take... Read more
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Aging as a Continuation of Development
A framework for a more positive view of the aging brain is offered by Fernandez et al., in an article in the "Perspectives on Psychological Science" journal. Read more
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Who Broke the World? Who Are the villains?...Where Do We Not Want to Be?
I want to point to one of Nate Hagens' "Great Simplification" essays I found interesting. Hagens lays out eight distinct "lenses" through which people assign... Read more
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