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VR pioneer Mark Pesce reflects on cyberspace’s unrealised promise, shared virtual worlds, and the slippery nature of “reality”.

This post continues my previous posts "AI-generated fun with vibe coding, math and physics" and illustrates an intuitive geometric interpretation of fractional calculus related to fractal geometry.

Seventy-five years after Turing’s "Imitation Game," a new Nature commentary claims the quest for general intelligence is officially over.

This is a different kind of Moon race, one defined less by singular achievements and more by sustained presence and partnerships.

Legendary futurists Max More, Anders Sandberg, Natasha Vita-More, and Eliezer Yudkowsky recently met online to debate AI and possible AI futures.

The brain can change throughout life, but not without limits, not instantly and not effortlessly.