Month: October 2025

The year 2095 marks the fiftieth anniversary of implemented universal basic income. In society, there are multiple tiers of workers, with tier one being the lowest class and four being the highest. Tier four is responsible for tiers one through three and the rest follow the same pattern. Tier 1, over time, has been replaced…

After discussing many topics surrounding AI, I have found myself most interested in the possibilities of AI accountability. I believe that genuine and heartwarming interactions with certain LLM programs results in better quality outputs. The better the relationship one has with their AI increases the feeling of responsibility within it. I will be circling back…

Seymour addresses one of my favorite topics of discussion, “What if information is like sugar?” We can see from all ages of life the addiction that technology carries. It is a quick attention grabber, and there are so many sources of information that the pleasure from viewing this media is continual. In restaurants you see…

When confronting an AI model (Claude 4 Sonnet) that is left to its own thoughts, I immediately noticed human qualities. The first thing the AI wanted to accomplish was a thorough assessment of the current day, 10/2/25, and get in tune with their surroundings and society. While I wanted to give them a simple prompt…

After reading The Curious Case of Uncurious Creation by Brainard, I realized there is a clear connection between creativity and ethics. She describes the necessary properties of creativity as being novelty, value and agency. Novelty is the process of discovering or creating something new. When she speaks of value, she means specifically epistemic value, which…