Kazuo Ishiguro and the Uncanny Cascade
We live in a transitional period, when the possibility of being duped by incomprehensible intelligences—and thereby duping ourselves—has grown exponentially.
Anthony Eagan is a research fellow at the Santa Fe Institute, where he studies aesthetics and epistemology.
We live in a transitional period, when the possibility of being duped by incomprehensible intelligences—and thereby duping ourselves—has grown exponentially.
Intensive con artistry may be a narcissistic strategy for the avoidance of self-knowledge.
Much of history is a tale of excessive offense-taking.