Bigger data centers are not going to change the harsh reality that LLMs are prone to generating unreliable blather.
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Claims that an LLM is intelligent don’t square with the fact that it may answer a question one way and, a few seconds later, simply contradict itself.
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The authors really believe in AI doom. Soares has stopped contributing to a retirement plan. I show that the serious problem is NOT superintelligence.
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Carole Hooven discovered that, where the sex binary nature of humans is concerned, the new elite at Harvard and The Lancet thrive on nonsense. But she can’t.
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The conventional belief that a sound investment portfolio should be 60% stocks and 40% bonds does not stand up to careful scrutiny.
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One effect of the presumption of atheism in science is that all kinds of speculation can be grandfathered as reasonable scientific thinking.
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If intelligence essentially involves agency, artificial general intelligence (AGI) in the human sense is not attainable by computation alone.
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NDEs do change lives but, according to a recent study, NDErs often require counseling and not many counselors are equipped to support them.
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Something has changed if the magic word “Evolution!” cannot be used to paper over vast improbabilities and silence dissenters in the way that it has for over a century.
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Social media addictions clearly cause harm among minors but the tech giants who profit by them won’t regulate themselves in any meaningful way.
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Suggesting a trend, a new book which aims to dethrone materialism in science, has been selling well in Europe and coming out shortly in English.
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The episode is part of a much broader picture: When private truth beats public truth, ideology quickly overrules science.
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The Chinese Room thought experiment helped us see the nature of computation, as opposed to human thinking.
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AI can never be more than a machine; the human mind soars far above any machine model. Be nice to your robot. But don’t think she is human.
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Two other panelists are Chapman University’s Mark Skousen and John Tamny, author of The Deficit Delusion (2025). George Gilder will moderate.
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One thing emerges clearly from the life from space approach: Intelligent design is a viable hypothesis for the origin of life.
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The growth in interest in the Bible is significant because studying the Bible is work and its message is about costly commitment.
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We’re allowed to consider that intelligent design may have got life going provided we locate it somewhere between Star Wars and Star Trek.
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DoD Chief Strategy Officer Jinyoung Englund will be speaking on what control by China would mean and whether the United States can catch up.
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The fundamental problem remains; models like GPT-5 are hobbled by their inherent inability to relate the text they input and output to the real world.
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