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Anthony Aguirre warns that over-reliance on AI systems like Claude, GPT, and Gemini, which optimize for plausible-sounding statements over truth, threatens our collective epistemic infrastructure.
An opinion piece argues that current AI research tools like Perplexity and Gemini are flawed due to hallucinations, and advocates for using AI with a curated siloed knowledge base of credible books to ensure grounded truth and prevent distorted worldviews from harming future generations.
This article argues that AI creates a fast feedback loop where humans and machines mutually shape truth, accelerating consensus shifts and making truth increasingly synthetic and detached from reality.
A book exploring truth in the age of AI was discovered to contain fabricated quotes that were generated by AI, underscoring the irony and potential pitfalls of relying on AI for factual accuracy.
An exploration of the meaning and implications of Gödel's incompleteness theorems, featuring insights from logicians, mathematicians, philosophers, and a physicist on how these theorems challenge the axiomatic method and the nature of mathematical truth.