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The Primitive Mind is a set of coded instructions for how to be a successful animal in the animal’s natural habitat. The coder is natural selection, which develops the software using a pretty simple process: Software that’s good at making its animal pass on its genes stays around, and the less successful software is discontinued.

Tim Urban • What's Our Problem?: A Self-Help Book for Societies

The neural networks coded by human scientists are often the result of trial and error. There is little theory to what does and doesn’t work, and no guarantee that the best designs have been found.

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Genes can’t talk to their animals, so they control them by having them run on specialized survival software I call the Primitive Mind:

Tim Urban • What's Our Problem?: A Self-Help Book for Societies

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In 2023, @phospho_ai started as an analytics tool for ChatGPT-style apps. By 2024, they were in Y Combinator. And by 2025, they had shipped phosphobot; a full AI robotics stack designed for software engineers, not roboticists. It’s the clearest sign yet that... See more

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One thing I think this is showing us is that focusing on the brain as the source of inspiration for machine learning is derived from a very specialized architecture. I’ve been suggesting that a true general purpose intelligence is much more likely to arise not from mimicking the structure of the core of the human cortex, or anything like that, but... See more

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This Pattern Recognition Theory of Mind for how the neocortex works offers a radical possibility: that the basic unit of cognition is not the neuron, but the cortical mini-column (i.e. pattern recognizer). In other words, the idea that “neurons that fire together, wire together,” which emphasizes the plasticity of individual neurons and is known as

Tiago Forte • The Heart Is the Bottleneck

New research from @SciRobotics The Problem: Robots struggle with navigation planning in complex environments. Even when they know exactly where they are (through GPS, cameras, or sensors), they're terrible at deciding how to get where they need to go. Traditional pathfinding algorithms break... See more

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