I continue my thoughts on AI, going into the ethics and economics of AI. I talk about why GPT is not deemed as AI for some people, and how we might be able to design more ethical and egalitarian AI systems.

Today, I share some of my initial thoughts with OpenAI's ChatGPT tool. It is a very interesting and promising natural language model that allows you to talk to a computer like you would a person. Feel free to check out my older podcast about Lambda and the danger of AI chatbots: https://anchor.fm/trillionaire/episodes/LaMDA---The-bigger-problems-folks-arent-considering-about-sentient-AI-e1kctqq

Today I share some ideas for phygital technologies, as well as my thoughts on Black Panther Wakanda Forever and even a bit on a webfiction called Path of Ascension. I go into why I think it would be better to create fiction that is utopian rather than obviously flawed or cartoonishly villainous. Let's create better worlds by imagining better systems!

Finally back! Here are some updates on my activities the last 2 weeks, and some thoughts on what's going on with Twitter, Meta, and the many layoffs across big tech.

I go into some depth about the problems of social media, and utilize wisdoms and lessons from the long tail of human history to provide some ideas on how we can better design social media, the metaverse, and the internet to empower the best aspects of humanity.

I vent a bit about my car issues then get back into talking about Longtermism. I talk about how true long-term thinking requires us to change things on a more fundamental level by decentralizing power and empowering people to reach their potential.

I recap my experience talking to some highschool kids, and then get into some Longtermism ideas.

Today I share my excitement from attending the Atlanta Radical Book Fair this weekend where I got to meet some other black anarchists. I share some ideas and history on anarchism and how we can use AI/tech to further support anarchic efforts.

After hearing about how AI feels like an 'alien', I share my thoughts on how such a phrasing is really understating the reality and how truly understanding the scope of AI sheds light on the bigger problems. Computers can do things no biological creature, including aliens, can physically do. This likely extends to how they 'think' and therefore how they 'see' and behave in the world. We have to empower more transparency and access to AI to harness its more positive potential.

Prompted by a polymath meetup, today I share a rough and tangent-filled outline of what I'd write about my experience being a polymath. I delve into my childhood, my hatred, and how that turned into ambition and a deeply magical outlook on life.