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Carlos E. Perez

@IntuitMachine
Quaternion Process Theory, Artificial (Intuition, Fluency, Empathy), Patterns for (Gen, LRM, Agentic, Skill) AI, intuitionmachine.com
Arlington, VA
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    Carlos E. Perez
    @IntuitMachine
    Aug 14
    My Artificial Cognition trilogy is now available for free. I began writing the first book a decade ago (2016) and completed the last two in 2023. The process of writing was an aid to understanding the development of today's AI. Insights in these books have stood the test of
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    Carlos E. Perez
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    7m
    I believe there's a huge gap in understanding what LLMs actually do and the need for detailed specification and verification on what they do generate.
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    Séb Krier
    @sebkrier
    7h
    I've read some recent reports of legislators/policymakers using AI to draft bills. I think it's fine to use language models to generate legislation if you properly steer, review, edit it line by line (though that mostly catches errors of commission rather than omission). But what
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    Carlos E. Perez
    @IntuitMachine
    14m
    Timely question to ask
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    ivan
    @IvanVendrov
    10h
    if buddhism (western) is about right relationship with your own mind and christianity (early) is about right relationship with your neighbors, what wisdom tradition covers right governance? no self, ok, love thy neighbor, ok, but how to security and resource allocation?
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    Carlos E. Perez
    @IntuitMachine
    15m
    A conversation on process metaphysics and biology:
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    Organisms are processes, not things, with Wahida Khandker
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    Carlos E. Perez
    @IntuitMachine
    19m
    American AI developers experience the U.S.–China technology competition as relatively free technological choice, while Washington increasingly asks other countries to experience it as geopolitical alignment. The constraints of American technological statecraft are therefore much
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