Writing

Intelligence Was Here Before We Were

On cognition, consciousness, and what the architecture of mind tells us about the architecture of machines. A mycorrhizal network, a slime mould, Ramanujan's dreams, and the question of whether we have been measuring intelligence by the wrong instrument entirely.

After the Transformer

AI solved an 80-year-old maths problem. It found 31 new planets. Here is what that actually means — and where the real gap in scientific discovery lives, the one that no amount of scaling, robotics, or verifier-centric architecture has yet touched.

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The Slowest Step in Science Is Recognition

The long form of the homepage problem: why cross-disciplinary insight takes decades to surface, and what an instrument could change.

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The Engine That Says No

The long form of the honesty principle: why a grader that never rejects is worth nothing, and what it means to publish failure.

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Field Notes from the Hypothesis Engine Frontier

The long form of the comparison table: how existing AI for science systems work, where they stop, and what the gap looks like from inside.

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