Automation Without Accountability Is Structurally Unsafe
Why responsibility cannot be delegated to systems - Automation promises efficiency, but not safety. - Trust in an AI system hinges on more than its decision‑ma...
Why responsibility cannot be delegated to systems - Automation promises efficiency, but not safety. - Trust in an AI system hinges on more than its decision‑ma...
Why controllability collapses without explicit power structures Most discussions about AI control focus on behavior—what the system outputs, how it reasons, wh...
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Most AI chat systems today are impressive, but fleeting. They respond brilliantly in the moment, then forget everything the instant the session ends. No continu...
Introduction My daughter asked me the other day, “Dad, am I hurting the environment every time I use ChatGPT?” I didn’t have a good answer, so I spent a week d...
Besides Personal Intelligence, Google this week rolled out an “Answer now” button in the Gemini app. more…...
For most of human history, the possibility that machines could possess awareness existed only at the edges of philosophy and imagination. Thinkers debated the n...
For much of human history, the concept of machine awareness existed largely as a philosophical puzzle rather than a technological objective. Thinkers debated wh...
Using the ReLU Activation Function In the previous articles we used back‑propagation and plotted graphs to predict values correctly. All those examples employe...
How Large Language Models LLMs work — a beginner‑friendly guide =================================================================== Learn how Large Language Mod...
We keep asking the wrong question about AI safety We ask: - “Is the model aligned?” - “Does it understand ethics?” - “Will it follow instructions?” But recent...
The Right Way to Measure Axiomatic Non‑Sensitivity Why your XAI metric might lie to you — and how we fixed it If you’ve ever tried to actually measure how stab...