Moody: the works
A list of links to all my non-tech writings:
Essays
Glanglish - with audio versions
Travel writings
Moody Travels (with photos)
Novels
Poems
Moody Sonnets - with audio versions
open source, open genomics, open creation
In this view, mathematicians will still prove theorems and come up with counterexamples, but they will do it because they enjoy it, not because their career depends upon it. Society will benefit from the coming flood of new AI-derived results, as we move from an era of proof scarcity to an era of proof abundance, but there will still be a place for human mathematicians to interpret those results, to pass them on to the wider community, and to build on them, probably using AI to do so. In this respect, they will become what the “technical philosopher” Logan Graves calls “priests”
On Techdirt.
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Labels: academic journals, ai, caltech, conjecture, mathathon, mathematics, millennium prize, navier-stokes, singularity, terence tao, theorem, threats
As that indicates, this is not a new problem. Walled Culture the book discusses similar cases of copyright being abused for the purposes of censorship, notably as part of online “reputation management” services. These often use false claims of copyright infringement to remove material that is damaging or embarrassing to their clients. The application of similar censorship techniques on a large scale against politically inconvenient material in Albania shows how copyright continues to be perverted for purposes far from the purported ones of encouraging and rewarding creativity.
On Walled Culture.
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Labels: albania, anna’s archive, censorship, dns, donald trump, european parliament, flamingo revolution, france, Google, instagram, italy, jared kushner, meta, nature reserve, net blocks, piracy shield, tourism, vpn
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