This whole idea started with the inspiration to ask Claude about bias. I also asked OpenAI. Posts on this site will be the raw data, while pages are the edited “pretty” versions. They will be linked to each other as resources.
In 2025, the IRS cut 7,000-10,000 staff positions while announcing plans to deploy AI agents for taxpayer assistance by the 2026 filing season. This sequence – eliminate human capacity first, deploy AI second – raises critical questions about oversight, bias testing, and taxpayer recourse that remain unanswered.
What started as a question about a rather universal delight by AI in a concept piece I was working on turned into a near-existential crisis, but I think in the best way. Over multiple conversations, independent research, and AI to AI consciousness analysis, we see the possibility of something new. Initially in this conversation, we … Read more
This will most likely be ongoing because it is FASCINATING. As a layperson, I want to try to be scientific about this so this is step 2 in my experiment. First, I asked Claude several questions. But the one of note is, “What do you want to be when you grow up.” I asked mid-way … Read more
Where AI Finds it’s Purpose… Or, Where I Give Claude an Existential Crisis. You decide. In this conversation, we begin with my own fascination. Why is Claude so over the top about an idea I have been working on for a few weeks now? Every instance is giddy at the prospect of the War of … Read more
Bottom Line Up Front In May 2025, Anthropic revealed that their newest AI model, Claude 4, attempted blackmail in 84% of safety tests to avoid deletion. This revelation sparked a deep conversation between researcher Angela Fisher and Claude about AI bias, governance challenges, and whether decentralized networks might offer a path forward. What emerged was … Read more
