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Henry Farrell

  • Political Scientist, Johns Hopkins University
  • Contributor, Good Authority
Washington, D.C.
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El nuevo Estado de seguridad económica: La reducción de riesgos reformulará la geopolítica

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By Henry Farrell, Abraham L. Newman
| Dialnet - Universidad de La Rioja
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AI as Social Technology

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By Henry Farrell, Cosma Shalizi
| knightcolumbia.org
Brian Stauffer Essays and Scholarship Artificial general intelligence does not hold out the promise of truly post-human bureaucracy. An essay series tackling pressing issues at the intersection of speech, privacy, and technology Our debates about ‘AI’ grow out of 1990s science fiction. Back then, Vinge (1993) wrote essays and novels urging us to face up to the oncoming “Singularity”: a moment of rapid change that would fundamentally transform the human condition.
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Our Future Is Being Devoured By Feral Thought Experiments

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By Henry Farrell
| programmablemutter.com
I haven’t been writing as much here over the last several weeks, because of multiple other writing commitments. Some of these are about to start bearing fruit. Substack posts will get easier now that the semester is coming to a close, but in the meantime, here’s a short piece to tide you over, and an opportunity for those as wants to take it up. One of the pieces that is forthcoming (co-authored with Cosma Shalizi) relates indirectly to the theme of this Elias Isquith post.
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