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"Does Pentagon Pizza Theory Work?" by rba

As soon as modern data analysis became a thing, the US government has had to deal with people trying to use open source data to uncover its secrets.…

7 months, 4 weeks ago

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"The inaugural Redwood Research podcast" by Buck, ryan_greenblatt

After five months of me (Buck) being slow at finishing up the editing on this, we’re finally putting out our inaugural Redwood Research podcast. I t…

8 months ago

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"Canada Lost Its Measles Elimination Status Because We Don’t Have Enough Nurses Who Speak Low German" by jenn

This post was originally published on November 11th, 2025. I've been spending some time reworking and cleaning up the Inkhaven posts I'm most proud …

8 months ago

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"Deep learning as program synthesis" by Zach Furman

Audio note: this article contains 73 uses of latex notation, so the narration may be difficult to follow. There's a link to the original text in th…

8 months ago

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"Why I Transitioned: A Response" by marisa

Fiora Sunshine's post, Why I Transitioned: A Case Study (the OP) articulates a valuable theory for why some MtFs transition.

If you are MtF and feel…

8 months ago

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"Claude’s new constitution" by Zac Hatfield-Dodds

Read the constitution. Previously: 'soul document' discussion here.

We're publishing a new constitution for our AI model, Claude. It's a detailed de…

8 months ago

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[Linkpost] "“The first two weeks are the hardest”: my first digital declutter" by mingyuan

This is a link post. It is unbearable to not be consuming. All through the house is nothing but silence. The need inside of me is not an ache, it is …

8 months ago

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"What Washington Says About AGI" by zroe1

I spent a few hundred dollars on Anthropic API credits and let Claude individually research every current US congressperson's position on AI. This i…

8 months ago

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"Precedents for the Unprecedented: Historical Analogies for Thirteen Artificial Superintelligence Risks" by James_Miller

Since artificial superintelligence has never existed, claims that it poses a serious risk of global catastrophe can be easy to dismiss as fearmonger…

8 months, 1 week ago

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"Why we are excited about confession!" by boazbarak, Gabriel Wu, Manas Joglekar

Boaz Barak, Gabriel Wu, Jeremy Chen, Manas Joglekar

[Linkposting from the OpenAI alignment blog, where we post more speculative/technical/informal …

8 months, 1 week ago

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