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AI, work and society
How AI changes work, learning and the economy, and which risks deserve to be taken seriously.
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Cloudflare OS: a home for your own tools
We tried Cloudflare OS at Codin: an environment for creating small applications with AI, adapting them and sharing them. Our CRM is a first example.
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The Great Filter: could it be artificial intelligence?
What the Great Filter is and why AI could be part of it: technological power, fragile institutions, and a capacity for control that falls behind.
AI, work and society
Which capabilities would make LLMs more dangerous?
Six capabilities for understanding future LLM risks: the dangers they could enable, the evidence available and what is still missing from the most serious scenarios.
AI, work and society
When an AI can pay its own bill
The important threshold for an AI agent may not be consciousness or superintelligence, but the ability to obtain resources, remain active and reconstruct itself without a clear owner.
AI, work and society
When software lasts as long as the problem
Single-use apps propose generating software for a specific need and discarding it afterwards. The interesting idea is not producing more applications, but deciding which parts of software need to last.
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When proving stops being the bottleneck in mathematics
AI systems are beginning to produce mathematical research results. The challenge may shift from proving theorems to verifying, understanding, and selecting them.
AI, work and society
AI can improve an assignment and harm learning
A study of 26,811 students found better homework in less time but worse exams. The issue is not simply using AI, but which effort it replaces.