Theoretical essays and elucubrations
A personal, speculative record from HumanOS Institute. Theoretical essays by Dr. Gérson Neto on artificial intelligence, cognitive sovereignty and what comes after Behavioral AI, written in conversation with generative AI and rewritten here. Distinct from The Frontier Notebook, which is the Institute’s own original work.
Where to allocate the next 130 billion tokens: the scarce unit is not the idea, it is computational attention allocated under uncertainty. Simon in 1971, Howard in 1966, and the asymmetry that follows: where a mechanical verifier exists, the trajectory of whoever is working is a convenience. Where it does not, it may be the only criterion of priority left.
Read the essay →The Inferential Anteriority Hypothesis in times of cognitive telemetry and generative AI: the Navier–Stokes case, ten thousand concurrent agents, and what it means to be epistemologically ahead when search has become massively parallel.
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