What Happens to Content When Top-Tier Production Quality is Commoditized?
I think AI is about to massively improve the quality of our best content. But not for the reason you...
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UL NO. 397: Propaganda in a Box, Glacier-like Security, AGI by 2028?, Ancient Wisdom via AI, and Newsletter Differentiation
Unsupervised Learning is a Security, AI, and Meaning-focused podcast that looks at how best to thrive as humans in a...
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My Current Definition of AGI
People throw the term “AGI” around like it’s nothing, but they rarely define what they mean by it. So most...
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Why and How I Believe We’ll Attain AGI by 2025-2028
I have a strong intuition about how we’ll achieve both AGI and consciousness in machines. Keep in mind: it’s just...
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Getting Into Short-form Video | Daniel Miessler
Naabu for the win This is my first short-form video. Kind of random what I did for the first topic,...
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A List of Timeless Concepts from the Ancient Myths
Read more about AIL At least 10 times a month I find myself in a book and they make a...
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Defensive Security is a Glacier, and That’s Ok
I think I just figured out why so many people burn out in defensive cybersecurity after a decade or two....
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How I Differentiate the Unsupervised Newsletter & Podcast
THOC — The Hierarchy of Content There are thousands of newsletters out there that hit you with the latest news,...
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Topics, Insights, and Resources from the Neri Oxman and Lex Fridman Conversation
This conversation between Neri Oxman and Lex Fridman is one of the most beautiful discussions I’ve ever listened to. Rating...
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The Great Bifurcation | Daniel Miessler
The Great Bifurcation ❝ Everything should be made as simple as possible, but not simpler. Albert Einstein I’m...
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ExtWis: Using AI to Extract Wisdom from Any Text
Member Only Content Concept: AISimilation of Concepts If you’re like me you are a voracious consumer of information. Wait, this...
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Why I Love Reading Biographies
I should read a lot more biographies. I’m never disappointed when I do, and I always extract so much wisdom...
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