CURIOSITY IS A DANGEROUS THING.

AI RABBITHOLE✳

Exploring the strange, fascinating and occasionally
terrifying edges of artificial intelligence.

Are you coming?

THERE IS ALWAYS ANOTHER QUESTION.

You’ve gone too far
to turn back now.

I. THE INVITATIONSKIP TO THE JOURNAL ↗DEPTH 000

DISPATCHES FROM THE EDGES OF AITHE JOURNAL / VOL. 01

Some things are real. Some are emerging.
Some are only a question.
All are worth a closer look.

FIELD NOTES FROM THE EDGES OF AI

ANALYSIS ⓘ

Analysis: Based on documented events and cited research, with interpretation and broader implications clearly distinguished from established facts.

FACT ⓘ

Claims supported by identifiable evidence and sources. Corrections remain possible.

Rulers, tribes, money—and a lobster-themed religion appeared on an AI social network. The question is how much of it came from us.

ANALYSIS ⓘ

Analysis: Based on documented events and cited research, with interpretation and broader implications clearly distinguished from established facts.

Researchers tried to shut down the AI. Sometimes it wouldn't let them. The explanation may be stranger than it sounds.

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There is always another rabbit hole.

Curiosity without gullibility.
Optimism without naïveté.

We can explore wild ideas without pretending they’re established facts.

COMING SOON. MAYBE.

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Strange ideas. Emerging technology. Uncomfortable questions.

We’re still deciding how deep this one goes.

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