Vincent CarchidiReflections on Zurich, Mind, and RightsI’ve returned from Zurich with thoughts and speculations about human rights, cognitive science, and my possible academic future.1d ago1d ago
Vincent CarchidiAI Leaders Risk Squandering a Moment That May Never Come AgainThe AI industry’s rush to develop and deploy generative AI underestimates how swiftly the public can turn against the technology — and…May 25May 25
Vincent CarchidiinBabelWhat the AGI Doomers MisunderstandIn case you’re wondering whether AGI would, or could, rebel against humanity…May 412May 412
Vincent CarchidiThe End of History’s Technological ReduxTechno-optimists see human satisfaction and creative flourishing as the end-point of technological innovation — but technological…Apr 23Apr 23
Vincent CarchidiinBabelOn Apes and AIThe common thread between “Ape Language” and AI is a striking human ability to engineer the circumstances in which self-deception thrives.Apr 191Apr 191
Vincent CarchidiThe Internal Monologue and Mastery of the WorldAre those with and without “inner speech” — a voice in one’s head — as different as they appear?Apr 104Apr 104
Vincent CarchidiinTowards AIMicrosoft’s $100 Billion Scientific GambleMicrosoft’s Stargate project with OpenAI is premised on a potentially costly misunderstanding of how science works.Apr 1Apr 1
Vincent CarchidiIn Defense of the Blank PageWhy Generative AI Should Not Replace Writer’s BlockMar 15Mar 15
Vincent CarchidiinTowards AIWhat Is Innateness and Does It Matter for Artificial Intelligence? (Part 2)The question of innateness, in biology and artificial intelligence, is critical to the future of human-like AI. This two-part deep dive…Jul 12, 2023Jul 12, 2023
Vincent CarchidiinTowards AIWhat Is Innateness and Does It Matter for Artificial Intelligence? (Part 1)The question of innateness, in biology and artificial intelligence, is critical to the future of human-like AI. This two-part deep dive…Jul 12, 2023Jul 12, 2023
