AI RABBIT HOLECURIOSITY BEYOND THE ORDINARY
A JOURNAL BY DANIEL HUNGERFORD

CURIOSITY IS A DANGEROUS THING.

AI RABBITHOLE✳

Exploring the strange, fascinating and occasionally
terrifying edges of artificial intelligence.

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Welcome to
the other side.

Some things are real. Some are emerging.
Some are only a question.
All are worth a closer look.

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FACT ⓘ

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There is always another rabbit hole.

Curiosity without gullibility.
Optimism without naïveté.

We can explore wild ideas without pretending they’re established facts.

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Strange ideas. Emerging technology. Uncomfortable questions.

We’re still deciding how deep this one goes.

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