Humanities Crash Course Week 32: Voltaire | Jorge Arango
Thoughts on a classic philosophical novel with an undesirable stance toward undesirable circumstances.| Jorge Arango
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Three texts that ground knowledge, nature, and morality on solid philosophical foundations.| Jorge Arango
Exploring a classic cybernetic model for improving performance.| Jorge Arango
Thoughts on a classic philosophical novel with an undesirable stance toward undesirable circumstances.| Jorge Arango
Delving into two classic books that explore evergreen political tensions.| Jorge Arango
A conversation about the three key neurological qualities for leaders — and how AI might augment them.| Jorge Arango
Musings on delusion triggered by one of the best novels ever written.| Jorge Arango
Thoughts on moral responses to prejudice and injustice spurred by Shakespeare and Spike Lee.| Jorge Arango
A conversation about getting stuck by investing on seeming to be the thing you want to become.| Jorge Arango
Thoughts on patronage spurred by the lives of some of the world's most important artists.| Jorge Arango
An informal livestreamed conversation about a key AI concept.| Jorge Arango
Overview of an experiment of using LLMs to categorize and tag over a thousand blog posts.| Jorge Arango
Across centuries, the bard warns us that subverting the ‘natural’ order of things can have dire consequences.| Jorge Arango
Delegating tedious tasks to AI is the most strategic, feasible, and humane use of the technology today.| Jorge Arango
Following Dante out of hell onto (hopefully) better things.| Jorge Arango
Two poems by Dante Alighieri, and what they tell us about living a good life.| Jorge Arango
Reflections on how technology affects perceptions of authorship and inspiration.| Jorge Arango
An approach to using AI to re-categorize content in a 1,200-page website.| Jorge Arango
If you're only going to read one book about AI, this is the one.| Jorge Arango
Embarking on a year-long journey to explore the classics with the help of AI and a curated reading list.| Jorge Arango
