As many if not most of you know, I have been writing about the ethical, epistemological, and social implications of of GPT-type tools since shortly after they hit the scene, and I've been writing about those same implications in "A.I." for a lot longer than that.

Now I am proud to present my article "Bias Optimizers," wherein American Scientist Magazine gave me the space and time to talk about those all of those things, to a very wide audience. I hope you enjoy it:
americanscientist.org/article/

(As a heads-up, I'm pretty sure you just need to sign up for a free account to read this article, but someone let me know if that doesn't work.)

@Wolven their signup page is...a bit glitchy right now, i'm assuming it's because hordes of people are creating new accounts in order to read your article. but i will let you know when i get it rolling.

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