Usually, these articles are not about the extremes surrounding artificial intelligence. I have been more interested in the practical middle ground—how AI can be used thoughtfully to speed up research, sharpen ideas, reduce wasted effort, and help us get more useful work done.
Usually, these articles are not about the extremes surrounding artificial intelligence.
I have been more interested in the practical middle ground—how AI can be used thoughtfully to speed up research, sharpen ideas, reduce wasted effort, and help us get more useful work done.
Rather than add to the panic or dismiss the warnings, I want to take a clear-eyed look at what is actually being said, what we know, and what remains speculation.
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Usually, these articles are not about the extremes surrounding artificial intelligence. I have been more interested in the practical middle ground—how AI can be used thoughtfully to speed up research, sharpen ideas, reduce wasted effort, and help us get more useful work done. Rather than add to the panic or dismiss the warnings, I want to take a clear-eyed look at what is actually being said, what we know, and what remains speculation.
Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei called for slowing the …
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