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A Pawn in the Game of Life
In 2018, I won the Norwegian Philosophy Championship for my essay on free will and determinism. You can read it here.
·Anders Eidesvik·10 min
Archive
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Langsikt Newsletter
The AI Horizon: March
OpenAI sets the internet on fire, Google launches the world's most powerful AI model yet, and new research shows that AI models' ability to perform tasks doubles every seven months. Here are some of the most important AI stories from March.
·Anders Eidesvik·7 min
Analysis
Uhm, Has Anyone Noticed That Claude Is Resorting to Blackmail?
New research shows that language models will resort to blackmail when they feel threatened.
·Anders Eidesvik·2 min
Op-ed
Warning Shots from Meta
Meta has opened up to using content from private messages to 'improve AI'. That's just the beginning of what's to come.
·Anders Eidesvik·3 min
Op-ed
A Week with ChatGPT-5. What Now?
Is GPT-5 proof that the scaling laws have finally hit a wall? Or is OpenAI courting the mainstream?
·Anders Eidesvik·5 min
Langsikt Newsletter
The AI Horizon: Silicon Valley Special
AI models take another big leap, Meta signs a partnership deal with weapons company Anduril, and chatbots are creating delusions. This is the most important of what has happened over the past month. Bonus: I have been to San Francisco and “felt the AGI” first-hand.
·Anders Eidesvik·6 min
Langsikt Newsletter
The AI Horizon: April
OpenAI launches its most capable (and cunning) models yet. A new report suggests how AI could take over the world by 2027. Nvidia produces 'original' Tom and Jerry episodes from scratch. Here are some of the most important AI stories you missed while you were away for Easter!
·Anders Eidesvik·4 min
Analysis
KI vil ta jobben din
... og jobben til noen som vet hvordan man bruker KI.
·Anders Eidesvik·3 min
Op-ed
AI Deserves Smarter Criticism
That the models miss on niche facts about a Norwegian writer is about as surprising as Yr.no occasionally getting the weather forecast for Astana wrong.
·Anders Eidesvik·2 min
Langsikt Newsletter
The AI Horizon: May
Google launches AlphaEvolve, the new Pope warns about AI, and Altman sets the stage for an AI race with China. AI development thunders on. Here are some of the most important stories since last time.
·Anders Eidesvik·5 min
Research
AI Models' Ability to Perform Tasks Doubles Every Seven Months
If the trend continues, we will see AI models capable of performing an entire day's work by 2026-27 and month-long projects by the end of 2030.
·Anders Eidesvik·2 min