Anyone interested in this topic should read Goliath's Curse (the history and future of societal collapse) by Luke Kemp. Above all he points out 'stability' ain't all it's cracked up to be!
Exceptional insight. This is grounded in understanding LLM internal processes and measurements. Is there a description of the LLM inner workings allowing this analysis to happen. The implications for research validation based mathematics and teaching based on integrative thinking, architecting the space are profound
Anyone interested in this topic should read Goliath's Curse (the history and future of societal collapse) by Luke Kemp. Above all he points out 'stability' ain't all it's cracked up to be!
Hari Seldon would like a word...
Instant reaction here too.
Yeah, that's what jumped out at me too...
Exceptional insight. This is grounded in understanding LLM internal processes and measurements. Is there a description of the LLM inner workings allowing this analysis to happen. The implications for research validation based mathematics and teaching based on integrative thinking, architecting the space are profound
Sounds like Turchin just told Marx "Hold my beer, let me empirically verify historical materialism".
Is a «I told you so» in place? Karl Marx was right and a social-democratic welfare state is the best way to organize a society!
Yeah, I mentioned that in another comment. He's just re-packaging historical materialism with data, which is cool I guess.
It makes sense. When we cease to observe ourselves, we create very poor outcomes, and math supports this.