Intelligence Is Exercised or It Decays One of the quiet confusions of the past year has been the idea that intelligence is something that can be delivered. Ask a system a question, receive an answer, and assume understanding has occurred. It has not. Intelligence is not a static possession, nor is it a volume ofContinue reading “Intellectual Strength: Food for Thought”
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One Year Later: On Proving Infinity and the LaBelle Generative Law
Upon completing the arduous task of writing A Story, An Epic, And Some Poetry…, I began experimenting with artificial intelligence in practical, limited ways — as a tool for organization, reflection, and iterative thought. At the time, the goal wasn’t spectacle or revelation. It was utility. I had just come off an intense creative cycleContinue reading “One Year Later: On Proving Infinity and the LaBelle Generative Law”
