I simply use the straightforward alternative "generative AI, where it is understood that "AI" is a misnomer because it has none of the normatively important properties of a natural mind, but this excludes the concept of machine learning, which is a valid scientific strategy for many useful tasks"

I simply use the straightforward alternative, "AI even though it isn't really intelligent in the way you want to believe it is and has no agential powers or interiority"

came here to make this post this list is just ideology through a mirror stupidly

posting is a type of worship, if you think about it

this post makes sense to like 5 total people but I had to exorcise it

where is the picture of tochka in a red beret

long enough ok!

given his angle of attack for support I do not think this is politically survivable. but I've been wrong before, often and catastrophically

sharon street is correct except for the ways in which korsgaard is correct

I think the social contract has some serious trouble with race and gender*

*original idea do not steal

power politics as facial consumption: an empirical study

cal raleigh should lose because it would make the right people mad. I do not say this lightly given judge is a yankee, but it's true

oh yeah I agree, political fatalism is worse than the normal kind

it's pretty brutal to do a "this too shall pass" about it, but I do understand it as a last resort of meaning-making in the face of perceived utter defeat. the problem might actually be the perception being wrong instead of the response

"ouch, my brain" -me, punching my brain with The News