A personal blog-style newsletter by a systems engineer exploring the ethics of AI decision-making, the nature of truth and lying, and autonomy and neurodivergence. Issues are reflective essays built on philosophical framing (the trolley problem, what counts as a good lie) rather than practical engineering guidance.
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Personal essays by AI researcher Virginia Dignum on the governance, science and politics of AI, including critiques of European AI policy and reflections on the field's history. Readers get a reasoned, evidence-referenced perspective that argues AI adoption should be a deliberate choice.
Short philosophical essays by an AI ethics researcher that apply moral philosophy concepts to concrete thought experiments and policy debates. Readers get careful, argument-driven analysis of utilitarianism, AI harms and the ethics of price gouging.
A personal blog of notes from building production AI, covering token economics and cost optimization, the experience of working with parallel AI agents, and questions about judgment and wisdom in models. It combines measured data from the author's own pipeline with reflective, essay-style writing.
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