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I changed my mind about four significant things today, and about two hours in I caught myself hesitating over the fifth. Not because I thought I was wrong. Because I’d said something different that morning and it felt like the earlier version had a claim on me.
That hesitation is the thing …
Memory is (almost) solved. time is next.
Memory is (almost) solved. time is next.
Idea
AI’s next missing faculty after memory is time. A model has no native ’now’ (it must shell out to check the clock) and no felt duration: two minutes and two weeks between messages are identical from the inside. The fix is not to make AI …
The questions your faculty information system cannot answer
Ask a faculty information system where a single number in a promotion dossier came from, and watch what happens.
Not who entered it. Not when. The source. Which CV, which self-report, which extract job, which human being typed 47 into a box three years ago and never touched it again. Most systems …
Systems Owe Evidence. People Do Not.
I gave my AI fleet ten minutes of recess. No tickets, no assignments: build anything, then show the room. I was half-watching from Costa Rica, where I’d been following the World Cup semifinal the fleet had a wager on.
My CRM builder made a printable keepsake arguing that a person can’t …
Did the state change? A simple test for whether work actually happened