Is it AI Psychosis, or Algorithmic Dependency?
I take issue with the term 'AI Psychosis'. Calling this a form of "psychosis" removes the responsibility from those in positions of authority from their role in creating these systems.
Topic
Neurodivergence
A collection of 6 posts
Building Myself a English-to-English Translator in Slack
I'm not sure if it's just me, but this feels increasingly less true as AI threatens to take over the way that we think and communicate. What is one to do? Write an English-to-English translator.
SelfOS: Visions of a Personal Agent
As we begin crossing a new productivity frontier with the availability of large language models and advances in artificial intelligence algorithms, I've been thinking a lot about the use of these tools in helping us introspect and communicate. Enter the idea of SelfOS. My long-term vision for SelfOS
Executive Functioning
Becoming comfortable with my inconsistent executive functioning has been (and continues to be) an ongoing journey in undoing internalized ableism and finding self-love. Sometimes, I struggle with executive function because I've damaged the inside of my small intestines, and my body can't absorb the
Neurodivergent Verses and Building a more Complete Reality
Words, all too often, fail me.
It is a bit ironic that I come to a programming platform to let out my innermost thoughts, but when I think about words as code, they materialize in front of me in a different way. I wonder if there’s ever been an
The Metaverse as a Metaphor for Existentialism
I started reading Sarah Bakewell’s “At the Existentialist Cafe” last month. I usually have anywhere between 3-6 books that I’m actively reading, on various topics, so that no matter what mood I find myself in, one of them generally appeals. Having recently finished “Good Morning, Destroyer of