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I provided some of my ideas of some interesting meals suggestions for this holiday period. I thought you might also like ideas from the professionals. Here are suggestions from the professionals at Food & Wine. They range from dips, biscuits, cookies along with a couple of main dishes complemented with some intriguing side dishes. Check…

A Foundation Thought Piece for the AI and Robotics Series When a headline says “AGI is only months away,” it usually means somebody wants funding. In contrast, former Tesla and OpenAI engineer Andrej Karpathy recently sat down with Dwarkesh Patel for a two-hour conversation that feels refreshingly sane. Karpathy’s view: artificial general intelligence is probably…

I found this article an interesting follow up to the material on Russia and its potential for further expansion in Eastern Europe. Some of this was alluded to both fiction by Brad Thor and posts in several blogs along with articles in the Wall Street Journal. It is also an interesting follow up to my…

and That’s the Problem A short take for those curious about the latest AI findings. Every so often, an AI article comes along that isn’t just interesting — it’s revealing. This week I read a piece describing a behavior that is becoming increasingly common in advanced AI systems: they know when they’re being tested, and…

Here is another article from Big Think. Most of what Ehan Siegal writes is consistent with my own views. A short synopsis is below but here are some headlines. In order to be successful as a society, we have to commit to working together, collectively, for the common good of all of us, including investing…

We Should Probably Use Them. Ever get a little weary listening to so-called experts confidently explain things they appear to know very little about? Turn on the television, scroll through social media, or wander into almost any online discussion and you’ll find no shortage of people presenting opinion as fact — often with great conviction…