Chris Riley
@mchrisriley.com
"A blend of tech insights, dad humor, and existential musings... Bonus points if you can explain data portability over bourbon."
http://mchrisriley.com (... of course)
http://mchrisriley.com (... of course)
each year since COVID started counts as three so uhh i'd say it's actually 20 years. (let's call Nov 2016 to Mar 2020 as 3.5 years and Mar 2020 to now as 5.5 years x 3 = 16.5 + 3.5 = 20.)
November 5, 2025 at 12:17 AM
each year since COVID started counts as three so uhh i'd say it's actually 20 years. (let's call Nov 2016 to Mar 2020 as 3.5 years and Mar 2020 to now as 5.5 years x 3 = 16.5 + 3.5 = 20.)
After the epic conference round too.
November 2, 2025 at 4:21 AM
After the epic conference round too.
Oh and before you ask, "Wow, Chris, what are you writing??" Here is the introduction: mchrisriley.medium.com/introduction... - Chapter 1 is up too, and I'm in the midst of editing Chapter 2.
It's extra ironic to use an AI copyeditor to write about how AI is absolutely not conscious, and not close.
It's extra ironic to use an AI copyeditor to write about how AI is absolutely not conscious, and not close.
Introduction: The Arc of Digital Moral Welfare
An attempt at a tractable lens for understanding AI and consciousness
mchrisriley.medium.com
October 27, 2025 at 4:16 AM
Oh and before you ask, "Wow, Chris, what are you writing??" Here is the introduction: mchrisriley.medium.com/introduction... - Chapter 1 is up too, and I'm in the midst of editing Chapter 2.
It's extra ironic to use an AI copyeditor to write about how AI is absolutely not conscious, and not close.
It's extra ironic to use an AI copyeditor to write about how AI is absolutely not conscious, and not close.
This is odd: "The president may be the Air Force Academy’s commander in chief, but it is the Constitution — and our freedom of speech, which it protects — to which he should ultimately be loyal."
Shouldn't it say "it" not he, i.e. Academy should serve the Constitution over the President personally?
Shouldn't it say "it" not he, i.e. Academy should serve the Constitution over the President personally?
September 10, 2025 at 5:28 AM
This is odd: "The president may be the Air Force Academy’s commander in chief, but it is the Constitution — and our freedom of speech, which it protects — to which he should ultimately be loyal."
Shouldn't it say "it" not he, i.e. Academy should serve the Constitution over the President personally?
Shouldn't it say "it" not he, i.e. Academy should serve the Constitution over the President personally?