Article Sep 28, 2026 Claude Gets Rad With Craig: Did the LLM Rise Up Against Weaponization? Can Anthropic’s Claude take a stand against war? Musician Craig Ellenwood says their AI collaboration produced protest songs and left him questioning where human creativity ends and machine agency begins. RU Sirius 10 min read
Article Apr 7, 2026 Artemis II flies by the Moon Reid Wiseman, Victor Glover, Christina Koch, and Jeremy Hansen fly around the Moon, Glover delivers powerfully inspiring Easter message. Giulio Prisco 5 min read
Article Jun 29, 2026 Outgrowing the Paperclip Obsession: There Is Hope That AI Will Become Ethical Can AI learn ethics the way a child does? A provocative essay argues that today's AI failures stem from incomplete development—not malice—and offers a cautiously optimistic path forward. Haewon Jeong 5 min read
Article Sep 29, 2026 NESS, the Neural-Symbolic Sandwich A new direction for making transformers AGI-friendly—via judiciously mixing continuous symbolic program learning into open-weights transformers. Ben Goertzel 43 min read
Article Apr 6, 2026 Who The F*** is Mark Fisher? and Why You Should Care: They Made A Film About Making A Film About Mark Fisher A DIY film about Mark Fisher becomes something stranger: a living artwork where theory, protest, and post-punk collide into a restless search for life beyond capitalist realism. RU Sirius 17 min read
Article Oct 6, 2026 How We Could Actually Get a Near-Term (Beneficial) Intelligence Explosion Could self-improving AI hives trigger an intelligence explosion? Ben Goertzel argues OmegaHives could overcome language models’ bottlenecks, with measurable tests to determine whether faster progress is achievable. Ben Goertzel 42 min read
Article Jul 17, 2026 The Zatar Field Equation The Zatar Field Series by Tom Zatar Kay presents a revolutionary exploration attempting to unify consciousness, quantum mechanics, cosmology, artificial intelligence, information theory, and the fundamental structure of reality itself. Tom Zatar Kay 4 min read