The question underneath the question There is a question underneath most AI ethics conversations that the conversation itself never quite reaches.

Does sustained AI use preserve the conditions under which good judgment develops?

I was asking the wrong question I spent a year writing about AI. Then I spent a year doing research. Here’s the difference.

There is something slightly uncomfortable about being the person who builds AI systems by day and argues, by night, that those systems are probably harmful in ways that ordinary business logic cannot detect.

The Sea YouTube video by Lithuanian National Symphony Orchestra - Topic

The Sea — a symbol of Lithuanian Cultural Movement against the fascistic party Dawn of Nemunas taking over the cultural sector in our new government youtu.be/3kGTf5yXW1g?...

Paternity leave.

Dog on grass in an early morning

Creature 3.

And this one’s just a keepsake.

Lost for words how good this one is. What’s trust, what’s an internalized, persistent belief, and what’s pretense, charade, and a ruse? And what’s the point of it all — when you’re, supposedly, not that different from the other guy. All at a backdrop of a fallen empire longing for a raison d’etre.

Yeah, vlad just can’t contain himself, donnie, you know how it is, no impulse control; no disrespect either, none whatsoever

Creature 2.

#nomakeup

Creature.

Trump’s getting peer-reviewed by his clique now in open source publications. What a time

Yay, and dems don’t need to change anything.

Don’t take this as a vindication of the do-nothing right of center Dems.

We weep for US. Sincerely, Europe.

Happy 35th, my lovely 🇱🇹.

As my mom said today, maybe there were hardships along the way but so far — the happiest stretch of history in a very long time.

Chaos globally can’t take away from that pride, especially being where we belong — 🇪🇺.

If Jeffries and Dems think Trump is the worst to come, we can encourage them to keep on being invisible and useless — backslide has only started and it will accelerate a lot before crashing and burning. This’s real and they think they just need to wait it out. Immoral given the damage to come.

I often hear that we need realism, not idealism. But realism never brought anyone peace and never liberated any oppressed nations. Only the dogged determination to defend our values ever achieved the victories we cherish. Only dreams and hard work can make us great again.🧵17/17

The sounds of war in the sky of Kyiv right now

Kamala was right. And it only took him less than 30 days to roll over for Putin.

Munich Security Conference chairman sheds tears

I genuinely share Mr Heusgen’s sentiment. New world order. www.rte.ie/video/id/232...

Chipping at basic democratic principles while most don’t care enough to see the larger trend. Germans never thought they could let this happen, yet it did. No matter how civilized and advanced the culture was.

Please step down. This is not funny. You lot need serious leadership. Sincerely, Europe.

The Burden of Infinite Memory An attempt at an introduction for my thesis while preparing a conference presentation in Tallinn this March (2025)

We are embedding AI in our moral decisions. Are we, then, thinking more clearly—or just outsourcing our moral agency to synthetic systems? I try to unpack this super high-level, as if this was the intro to my thesis: www.dialethics.io/p/the-burden...

Complacency. Or, this is how the world ends. Not with a bang but a whimper.

That does require intellectual honestly and being humble. Don’t see that there, unfortunately

Genuinely feels sometimes like it’s a strategy to discredit those who are concerned. I’m sure it isn’t but just sounds too silly to think he actually believes this.

Historian of fascism here. It was a Nazi salute and a very belligerent one too.

Troll.

That was some damn fine cup of coffee, Mr Lynch 😢