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Using LLMs to trace alchemical knowledge and decode 17th century letters(resobscura.substack.com)
160 points by benbreen | 38 comments
A Res Obscura Substack post by historian Benjamin Breen arguing AI labs should fund historical research, with examples of using frontier LLMs to trace alchemy and decode 17th-century letters.
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Quality non-fiction books are the antithesis of AI slop(resobscura.substack.com)
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Benjamin Breen's Res Obscura essay arguing quality non-fiction books counter AI slop, introducing a vibe-coded tool indexing prize-winning books.
Gods in the Classroom: Religion and Education in First Millennium BCE Babylonia(cambridge.org)
51 points by pseudolus | 33 comments
Open-access article in the Cambridge journal Iraq examining the role of religion in scribal education in first millennium BCE Babylonia.
Writing as a thinking tool(muratbuffalo.blogspot.com)
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Murat Demirbas's blog post arguing writing is a thinking tool, with five rules for writing and thoughts on writing in the age of LLMs.
The Mathocalypse(scottaaronson.blog)
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Scott Aaronson blog post reacting to OpenAI releasing hundreds of AI-generated math results, including a claimed proof of Khot's Unique Games Conjecture.
The Lost Art of Research as Leisure(kasurian.com)
450 points by altilunium | 246 comments
A Kasurian newsletter essay by Mariam Mahmoud on the decline of amateur researchers and how to revive research as a leisure activity.
Refusing to teach kids math will not improve equity(noahpinion.blog)
526 points by bankershill | 485 comments
Noah Smith's Noahpinion essay arguing that eliminating or delaying advanced math instruction in public schools will not improve educational equity.