I. Stars He saw stars. Not metaphor. Phosphenes — retinal photoreceptor cells misinterpreting kinetic force as light. The brain mistakes being hit for seeing. He was eleven years old. Near a school …
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The field of mechanistic interpretability has matured rapidly over the past two years, transitioning from an academic curiosity to a critical component of AI safety research. As large language models …
What if AI systems could communicate the way neurons do—not through the bottleneck of language, but through direct geometric exchange of meaning? This article introduces the Global Cognitive Brain …
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When different AI models produce conflicting outputs on the same query, organizations face a fundamental challenge: which answer should they trust? This article examines epistemic fragmentation in …