Dopamine Slop: The Pseudoscience Behind AI Addiction Discourse
Hank Green, Taylor Lorenz, social media addiction, and how dopamine became a scientific-sounding way to say you enjoy tech too much
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Hank Green, Taylor Lorenz, social media addiction, and how dopamine became a scientific-sounding way to say you enjoy tech too much
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On AI turning momentum into a feedback loop, why I left Substack with help from Codex, and an argument for optimism
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Anthropic, the pope, and the fight over who gets to define “good” AI
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The AI users I have the most in common with might be the ones married to their chatbots
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Mindless processes, probabilistic minds, and consciousness as decoration in the aftermath of Dawkins/Claudia
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OpenAI’s latest release shows the AI race moving from conversational personality to delegated work
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Richard Dawkins and the Claude consciousness delusion: the ghost is in the prompt, and ancient civilizations did not need Atlantis to invent gods
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Claude is the smartest model I use, even with Opus 4.7. It's also the least fun.
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Why the real slop is this nonsense about consciousness, and how Anthropic perpetuates it
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Why writers should panic less about AI and more about how to drive it, and then they can leave fearful writers in the dust
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