Imagine the Singularity is possible. Could we stop AI from taking over, or at least foresee disaster's immanence? Perhaps not. My latest for @NewYorker:

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@gagaxjudas What about @DojaCat?

@DavidSKrueger Apple Mail. I like having copies stored locally. (I used to use POP until my provider forced me to switch to IMAP. Now I have a rule in Mail that copies every email into a locally stored mailbox.)

@RichardMCNgo So is the order infinite, or asymptotic?

Thanks, @CognitiveEcol, @nickyclayton22, @branchinalong, Dmitriy Aronov, etc. Illustration by Kyle Ellingson.

@IlyaAbyzov @karpathy Nice. In 2017 I wrote a program that plays Codenames about as well as a person, without using LLMs. I describe it in this article, which links to the GitHub repository:

RT @AMAZlNGNATURE: This is my favorite video on the internet!!

@SpencrGreenberg If clearly irrelevant, no previous relevant emails from the source, and no unsubscribe button, then spam.

That’s some nonlinear thinking right there.

@DanHendrycks @ai_risk @scaleai Why isn't there a closed test set?

@thechosenberg high-empathy autism

@mspringut Hyatt Union Square

@cade_fite30 @HoopMixOnly facts

RT @abakcus: Tim Hawkinson's Möbius Ship is a mind-blowing masterpiece. Picture a wooden ship intricately crafted into an endless loop, ins…