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To view keyboard shortcuts, press question mark View keyboard shortcuts 1 Article Reply See new posts Conversation Jack Clark @jackclarkSF Silent Sirens, Flashing For Us All 25 91 617 162K A funny thing has happened to me recently - I’ve stopped spending every hour of every day thinking about or working on AI. Somewhere between the midnight feeds of my newborn, preventing my toddler from hurling themselves off of the high surfaces they’ve started being able to reach (or expertly, as if gifted with a kind of radar, finding the sharpest thing in the house or on the street and running directly at it), and preparing large amounts of nutritious food for my newly expanded family, I’ve found myself without the time necessary to be staring directly into the alien portal etched in silicon from whence the changes in the world are being summoned. I won’t lie, it’s been oddly relaxing. But it has also caused me to reflect on what is happening with AI and how naturally illegible it is. I walk a

@jackclarkSF: Silent Sirens, Flashing For Us All A funny thing has happened to me recently - I’ve stopped spending every hour of every day thinking about or working on AI. Somewhere between the midnight feeds of my newborn, preventing my toddler from hurling themselves off of the high surfaces they’ve started being able to reach (or expertly, as if gifted with a kind of radar, finding the sharpest thing in the house or on the street and running directly at it), and preparing large amounts of nutritious food for my newly expanded family, I’ve found myself without the time necessary to be stari

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