Eugene Asahara, Soft Coded Logic
Putting the "I" Back into BI
TL;DR AI does not need to become superintelligent, reach the singularity, whatever, to create serious risks. The deeper problem is that no intelligence operates with perfect information. Better models can reason faster and make better inferences, but they are limited in conjuring facts that are missing, hidden, stale, deceptive, or unknowable. That has been obvious … Continue reading Even ASI Cannot Escape Imperfect Information
This is my final post for 2025, just in time for your holiday-season reading, ideally from a comfy chair next to the fireplace. It's food for thought for your 2026 New Year resolutions. So toss out that tired old "'Twas the Night Before Christmas" and read this new tale to the kids and grandkids. ✨🎄🔥📚☕❄️🎁 … Continue reading The Complex Game of Planning
Situation Over the past few months there has been a trend to move from referring to "large language models" (LLM) to just "language models". The reason for that is the recognition that small language models (SLM) have clear advantages under certain situations. So "language model" is inclusive of both. And of course, as soon as … Continue reading Long Live LLMs! The Central Knowledge System of Analogy
