Tag: AI

  • Who’s Doing Your Thinking (and Writing)?
    Who’s Doing Your Thinking (and Writing)?

    N.B. This essay is about three interrelated topics: (a) the art and soul of human writing, (b) the ethics of intellectual delegation via AI, and (c) the mechanistic reality of intelligence. Many years ago, I sat in a university cabinet meeting as we debated some forgotten, but seemingly momentous issue. At some point during the…

  • A Call to HPC Action
    A Call to HPC Action

    The U.S. lacks a coherent strategy for developing future high-performance computing systems, ones critical for national security, economic growth, and scientific discovery.

  • Big Bata, Big Challenges, Big Opportunities, and the Reification of Consilience
    Big Bata, Big Challenges, Big Opportunities, and the Reification of Consilience

    As with any new approach, the combination of big data and machine learning brings both great opportunities and equally grave risks. Let us reason together.

  • Predicting Potentialities, Reifying Futures
    Predicting Potentialities, Reifying Futures

    Remember, the best way to predict the future is to create it.

  • Business, AI, and the Future
    Business, AI, and the Future

    A few days ago, I had the opportunity and pleasure to chair a panel on AI as part of the David Eccles School of Business (DESB) Alumni forum at the University of Utah.