AI, technology, education, and ideas about what comes next.
AI can reason brilliantly inside the wrong frame. From the counterfeit-cap puzzle to the bat-and-ball problem, the deeper challenge is not merely solving a question but recognizing whether the question itself deserves to be solved.
Are artificial minds merely reproducing the same human biases—or is intelligence converging toward a unified truth? An exploration of AI convergence, the Truth Attractor hypothesis, and the emerging idea of a unified truth subspace.
AI can help us research faster—but it can also become an extraordinarily efficient confirmation engine. This podcast episode explores why better questions, adversarial checking and human judgment matter when AI produces persuasive research.
The hidden danger is not that AI cannot research. It is that it can research your question exactly as you framed it.
Common biases about intelligence Intelligence is fixed (Also known as a fixed mindset). Intelligence is genetic. Yes, intelligence depends on nature (genes) but not completely. If that was…