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Williams, Damien Patrick. “Bias Optimizers.” American Scientist 111.4 (2023): 204-207. DOI: 10.1511/2023.111.4.204.
A Future Worth Thinking About
Thinking about magic, cyborgs, robots, and artificial intelligence--and why some of those words could use changing--since 1982.
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Hello there, I’m Damien Williams, or @Wolven many places on the internet. For the past nine years, I’ve been writing, talking, thinking, teaching, and learning about philosophy, comparative religion, magic, artificial intelligence, human physical and mental augmentation, pop culture, and how they all relate. I want to think about, talk about, and work toward, a future worth living in, and I want to do it with you. I can also be found at http://Technoccult.net (@Techn0ccult).Curriculum Vitae
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