Here is what happened. Over a few hours, a conversation with an AI model produced a biologically grounded framework connecting protein metabolism, mitochondrial function, connective tissue loading, circadian biology, gut-brain signaling, and genetic variation into a single organizing principle. The framework has a name — Signal Ecology — and a central claim: that much of … Continue reading The Undisciplinary Advantage: On Building Frameworks Institutions Can’t
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ELIZA Learned to Breathe
What a 1966 chatbot and its horrified inventor can tell us about the voice in your pocket This week Ben Patterson, a senior writer at PCWorld, spent a long and comfortable afternoon talking to Sesame's new voice assistant, and came away unsettled in a way he couldn't quite name. The app — from a startup … Continue reading ELIZA Learned to Breathe
