BI in Context [Old MOOS Additional References]

More on disturbing trends in the way in which we teach high school debaters how to think about the issues and the almost nihilistic strategy undermines the very notion of constructive policy debate.

For a time in which it is common to characterize one's political opponents in extreme terms, a look at the plight of the Uyghurs what extreme political violence and cultural genocide actually looks like.

The best lay explanation that I have seen thus far about how the large language models underlying AI actually work.

From Nate Silver of FiveThirtyEight fame, a detailed look at the COVID lab leak controversy and a spectacular example of how science can betray the public trust.

An informative look at the legal disputes that are now casting a very long shadow over the future of AI development efforts.

For the many who are deeply frustrated by the current state of higher education, specific reform proposals. We need to encourage comparable proposals for reforming our other troubled institutions.

From a dispute resolution perspective (and a feminist rights perspective) to look at the pros and cons of so-called "weak language."

An essay exploring what might happen should President Trump's criminal prosecutions come into direct conflict with his electoral success.

An insightful examination of the complex psychology swirling around our pervasive sense pessimism plus thoughts on how to constructively grapple with our many problems without being consumed by them.

As the left continues to call for some type of political revolution, a look at what a political revolution from the right might actually look like.