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All of human knowledge compressed into the size of 20 movies. The closest thing to God we have ever created. And yet we are debating whether it will take our jobs. We are asking the wrong questions.

A theoretical investigation into what artificial intelligence reveals about the nature of mind itself. Drawing on information theory, thermodynamics, and philosophy of mind, this essay argues that intelligence is substrate-independent compression, that understanding is prediction, and that consciousness may be self-mod

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If you've spent any time building AI applications in JavaScript or TypeScript, you've probably felt the friction. Most of the serious AI tooling lives in the Python ecosystem, and the TypeScript options have historically been either ports of Python libraries or thin wrappers that leave you wiring together a dozen packa

The $900,000 AI job was a Netflix product manager role for machine learning that sparked controversy during the 2023 Hollywood strikes. Here's what actually happened and what AI jobs pay in 2026.