AI's true name is teleology. I'll be delivering a lecture on what was once, and can be again, alignment between the machine, human and transcendent. "Cybernetics, Phenomenology & Teleology" Dec 4th, 4-6pm at Duquesne University of the Holy Spirit, Pittsburgh, PA.

AI was once a subfield of psychology

First textbook on AI, primary editor and undergrad assistant.

Go to the theater. Get inspired

"Third wheel" parent of AI

He tried to warn us on his death bed that we had oversimplified the complexity of the brain. We still haven't listened.

She single handedly ended the first AI winter paving the way for all the "godfather" to get funding for his post-doc

There's 85 billion of the things on the left making up the thing on the right which makes up you But there's also 100 billion glia And subcellular and epi/genetic complexity that makes the macro level pale in comparison Of course 90% of the neurons are in the cerebellum so...

Thinking AI started at Dartmouth in 1956 is like thinking baseball started with the Sosa McGwire race

If you don't own a bindle, are you really living?

Bertrand Russell was a reviewer of the 1932 book. As a result, Morris notes in the Preface, "Mr. Bertrand Russell's restatement of his analysis of mind has been inserted bodily in the chapter, 'Mind as a Relation'"

Choose your fighters!

Feles ex machina

This unfinished "big thing" from DFW is one of the best mediations on complexity, boredom, bureaucracy and power written in the last 100 years

Astro(cyte) and Ollie(godendrocyte) My cats are named after glial cells This means they are more relevant to intelligence than 99.9999% of AI

This is a funny read for me as I head back into academia

You could PhD dissertation tying these two books together across fields from AI to epistemology to sociology.

There will be signs

This book is underappreciated. Insightful

To understand the future of corporate governance, look to the past

50+ years ago, people were writing emails to explain AI and other people were printing them out