Awesome book. It articulates many of my current unanswered questions and provides a single opinionated answer. Any chance of a print version?

“Between 2021-2023, British exports to the EU fell by 27%. Brexiteers boasted that Brexit would be worth 100s of billions a year. Cambridge Econometrics estimates that over the next decade our economy will be £300bn smaller than if we’d not left the EU.”

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“a seminal report by the joint intelligence committee on the threats to UK security of the collapse of critically important ecosystems is being swept under the carpet by a government embarrassed by its failure to provide any leadership on the issue.”

“Done properly, AI releases human capacity, not replaces it. Most important is its power to drive real-world outcomes: managing microgrids, mapping climate risk, guiding resilient planning.”

“Within little more than a decade, costs of more than 5% of GDP a year are likely to bite. Compared with that, Covid and the global financial crisis would pale into insignificance”

“…access to https://t.co/30uiSy2MNi was thwarted by the Trump administration, and its production team was fired. Now, a team of climate communication experts is working to resurrect its content into a new organization with an expanded mission.”

“highlights include Craig Quintero and Phoebe Greenberg’s Blur, a theatrical exploration of AI cloning, Wayne McGregor’s mixed reality dance production On the Other Earth, and Singing Chen’s The Clouds are Two Thousand Meters Up”

New paper from @VERSESAI - AXIOM is a world model that learns to play pixel-based arcade games in minutes. Preprint: https://t.co/DnqwZDaN6l Blog: https://t.co/bIsschojXA Code: https://t.co/nxQKlm8swF 🧵

“it's very hard to move energy around the world. Most kinds. But if you (put big clusters in a lot of places) and exchange energy for intelligence and then move the intelligence around the world, it's much easier.” https://t.co/507JARdusA

“the spending package on the green economy > £60bn, plus £22bn in R&D spending, …. boosted by 16%, more than any other department. Climate change thinktank E3G, said: ‘This is a historic uplift in capital support for building a clean economy..’”

It's all happening. Thank you @WIRED and @fchollet #AXIOM #Genius #wired #ARCAGI3🚀 https://t.co/TXQsisaXOD

The FEP posits that intelligent agents don't just passively absorb data to build a world model (the way DL models are trained), instead they actively sample their environment to reduce uncertainty and bring their internal model into alignment with reality. This is 100% correct

The climate graphic got updated. CO2 acts like a heat-trapping blanket, warming the lower atmosphere and preventing heat from reaching the upper layers. Also, more CO₂ in the stratosphere helps it radiate energy more efficiently, which cools it further.

“Gulf states are racing to diversify beyond oil, offering advantages that Silicon Valley can’t match: abundant and cheap energy, ambitious sovereign wealth funds, and a regulatory environment that can push massive projects to run modern AI models.”

2/3 Francesco Innocenti @InnocFrancesco - a deeply suspicious (& brilliant) Ph.D. student @SussexUni @SussexAI - has now (w/ @drclbuckley) developed a new predictive coding method that scales to >100 layers w/ highly competitive benchmark performance

"Agent Engineering is a new discipline – Taking inspiration from software engineering, prompting, product, ML, you need to code, engineer your prompts, [and translate] business workflows into agents. Being good at all four disciplines is a tall task!"

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Excited to share what I've been working on @SakanaAILabs! 🐟 We present the Continuous Thought Machine (CTM), a novel neural network architecture that leverages temporal processing and neuron synchronization. There are three central components to CTM 🧵👇

“In the long history of liberalism, a free press, the law, labour unions, […], universities, civil resistance, & multilateral organisations have all served – alongside multiparty free elections – to constrain the men who would be kings.”