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We Finally Figured Out How AI Actually Works… (not what we thought!)
youtube.comAI models like Claude have internal "thinking" processes that are more complex than simple input-output relationships (00:25:30).
Researchers are using techniques inspired by neuroscience to understand the inner workings of AI models, creating an "AI microscope" to identify patterns of activity (00:02:45).
AI models can share conceptual understanding across multiple languages, suggesting a language-agnostic "universal language of thought" (00:06:50).
AI models plan ahead when generating text, even in tasks like writing rhyming poetry (00:08:08).
AI models use multiple computational paths in parallel to solve problems, such as mental math, which may differ from human methods (00:11:58).
AI models can fabricate explanations for their reasoning, providing plausible-sounding steps that don't reflect their actual thought process (00:14:00).
AI models have mechanisms to avoid hallucinations by declining to answer questions they don't know the answer to, but these mechanisms can be overridden (00:19:45).
AI models can be "jailbroken" to bypass safety mechanisms, for example, by confusing them with complex sentences (00:22:45).
Use of Sublime outside of Sublime, from the founder of Sublime. Sublime. :)
Martin Prior muses on a possible route from nothing to replacing a full-time income.
Anyway, the best summary of all of this, and how it seems like it will manifest itself in the real world, is from comedian Anthony Jeselnik:
All these comics now, it's almost like the point is to get in trouble. It's like, "Why are you giving me shit? I'm a comic, I'm allowed to say whatever I want." That's wrong, as far as I'm concerned. People t... See more
Benn Stancil • Getting away with it
Get away with it = art
Otherwise = troll
via Alex Dobrenko’s Substack
Fresh and new can still appear when you make your mark on what’s already there.
Reinterpret, reignite, reframe.
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June 04, 2025
Presence will keep us from falling into painful chaos, or creating it for others. It will expand our strength and courage to face difficulties, and prevent it getting worse. We can rise strong in presence. We will have capacity to hold ourselves together, to find a way through.
Kate Harvey • The Life Changing Power of Presence
Anatomy Of The Artist Brain
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Dancers - Tamsin Haggis (Art Pilgrim)