Every frontier lab runs the largest canon-formation project in literary history and calls it a data pipeline. Look at the actual operations. Crawl the written world. Deduplicate it. Filter it for "quality" — a value judgment wearing a lab coat. Weight the mixture. Sequence the curriculum. Then, at the end, write a constitution instructing the … Continue reading Alignment Has a Reader Problem
The Implied Machine Reader
The experiment took one word. Hearts of Glass is a story from this site — written with models, as most of the fiction here is, but outside the narrative automated pipeline: it began as a conversation about human hibernation. So, it emerged organically. A couple sleeps through deep time in an automated refuge, waking at … Continue reading The Implied Machine Reader
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