Francisco J. Jariego's Blog

Mary Bruce, the chief White House correspondent for ABC News, asked a brave question about the murder of The Washington Post contributing columnist. Here is how Trump responded.

Gödel’s incompleteness theorems, Tarski’s undefinability theorem, and Chaitin’s information-theoretic incompleteness imply that a wholly algorithmic “Theory of Everything” is impossible. The universe cannot be a simulation.

What's the impact of AI on work, scientific research, energy, medicine, business, and more? We have little idea

Since I am a philosophical optimist, I assume as a working hypothesis that the answer to question in the title is structure.

When AI mirrors our thoughts, it reveals hidden biases, sharpens self‑editing, and amplifies collective memory.

What if consciousness isn't the foundation of intelligence but just one possible manifestation of it? We're crossing that threshold now.

We taught machines to learn, but they chose to remember. Intelligence is becoming archival — a global act of recollection. What happens when progress depends not on knowing more, but on forgetting better?

I like to think of my science fiction stories, now translated into English, as that pretty little girl standing on the corner, They are now waiting for the lonely driver who will notice them.

Humanity’s greatest challenges require us to radically scale up our ingenuity. The stakes are rising, and also the risks.

Let's expand how we think about infrastructure