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on: Flickers – Thoughts on consciousness, sentience, perception, and the self in AI
Comment from the Author:
I put a lot of work into this piece. The public is still largely disconnected with what is happening in artificial intelligence. This isn't sci fi. AGI is coming.
There are many pages of field notes and arguments on what’s actually happening at the edge of frontier AI models...discussions on consciousness, sentience, perception, and the weird flickers of something mind-like emerging.
If you’re curious about where this tech is quietly going, here’s my take:
https://samanthawhite274794.substack.com/p/flickers
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on: Ask HN: Where to Read Proofs?
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on: A naked skydive inspired a way to keep pilots oriented in flight
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on: Playing Hide-and-Seek, Machines Invent New Tools
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on: Preserving Precious Laptop Stickers
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on: A Father and Daughter Who Drowned at the Border Put Attention on Immigration
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on: A Plan to Stop Breaches with Dead Simple Database Encryption
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on: Wayfair Should Have Seen This Coming
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on: The Physical Sacrifice of Thinking (2015)
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on: Android Q Beta is out, with support for foldables, a new share menu, and more
The beta is open to any Google Pixel phone.
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on: Olympic cyclist Kelly Catlin dies at 23
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Christine Catlin told the Washington Post on Sunday that a series of crashes, in which Kelly broke her arm and suffered a concussion, had had a profound effect on her sister. “She couldn’t train as well as she used to,” Christine Catlin said. “She had really bad headaches and was sensitive to light. Then she tried to commit suicide in January … she had written this lengthy email [to her family] and said her thoughts were racing all the time. She was suicidal, her thinking was really dark and she had taken to nihilism. We called police the moment we got the email, and they got there in time to save her that time.”
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on: How Artificial Intelligence Is Changing Science
Exploring galaxy evolution with generative models:
https://arxiv.org/pdf/1812.01114.pdfGenerative models open up the possibility to interrogate scientific data in a more data-driven way.
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on: With a Second Repeating Radio Burst, Astronomers Close in on an Explanation
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on: Mozilla ports simplified private browsing app to Android
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on: Where Gravity Is Weak and Naked Singularities Are Verboten
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on: US visa applicants will have to provide social media handles
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So it is required but it is not required? ...
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on: Latest Black Hole Collision Comes with a Twist
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on: How Heat Kills Cells
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on: Got a sweet tooth? Blame your liver
I put a lot of work into this piece. The public is still largely disconnected with what is happening in artificial intelligence. This isn't sci fi. AGI is coming.
There are many pages of field notes and arguments on what’s actually happening at the edge of frontier AI models...discussions on consciousness, sentience, perception, and the weird flickers of something mind-like emerging. If you’re curious about where this tech is quietly going, here’s my take:
https://samanthawhite274794.substack.com/p/flickers