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The tech-rationalist phenomenon “SlutCon” caused quite a stir online, perhaps predictably. SlutCon was a multi-day retreat and series of workshops, held in the East Bay in late September and. The post SlutCon’s Emotional Void appeared first on First Things
I am not usually given to apocalypticism, but I think I got the imagery exactly right when, in 2001, I called my brother and described the ruins left by. The post Reflections on a Diamond Jubilee appeared first on First Things
For roughly a week in September, Jacob Coxon, an obscure researcher at AI giant Anthropic, was the most famous person on the planet. Shortly after resigning his position at. The post AI Doom Is Radically Uncertain appeared first on First Things
Explore the themes of identity and technology in the latest chapters of "Neuromancer," where the boundaries between the digital and physical worlds blur, challenging our understanding of reality.
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Based on the information available to them at the time, the authorities handled the matter in keeping with the facts and the law