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general

opinion

Bearish

academic

Intelligence may not be neural

Rodney Brooks

7/27/2026

Confidence: 40%Source

general

13537

opinion

Bearish

academic

Intelligence may not be computational

Rodney Brooks

7/27/2026

Confidence: 40%Source

general

critique

Neutral

academic

It's possible to build impressive machines under current assumptions, but they may not lead to true understanding of intelligence

Rodney Brooks

7/27/2026

Confidence: 70%Source

general

critique

Bearish

academic

Common assumptions about intelligence may limit the scope of what we can build as intelligent machines

Rodney Brooks

7/27/2026

Confidence: 60%Source

general

critique

Bearish

academic

We don't actually know whether twelve common assumptions about intelligence are valid

Rodney Brooks

7/27/2026

Confidence: 80%Source

general

critique

Bearish

academic

Most neuroscientists and AI researchers hold twelve deep assumptions about intelligence that they don't realize they're making

Rodney Brooks

7/27/2026

Confidence: 70%Source

general

fact

Neutral

academic

A book chapter titled 'Intelligence without Intelligence' will be published later this year in MIT Press book 'Designing an Intelligence'

Rodney Brooks

7/27/2026

Confidence: 90%Source

general

opinion

Bullish

academic

All of reality is programmable through modeling

Francois Chollet

7/27/2026

Confidence: 70%Source

general

opinion

Bullish

independent

Fable represents a meaningful improvement over previous approaches

Simon Willison

7/27/2026

Confidence: 50%Source

general

fact

Neutral

academic

Many everyday programming tasks resist clean rule-based implementation and are increasingly outsourced to large language model APIs

Machine Learning

7/27/2026

Confidence: 80%Source

general

fact

Bullish

academic

A 0.6B Qwen3 interpreter executing PAW programs matches the performance of direct prompting of Qwen3-32B while using roughly one fiftieth of the inference memory

Machine Learning

7/27/2026

Confidence: 85%Source

general

opinion

Bullish

lab researcher

Recursive self-improvement in modern AI may involve models rewriting their own weights or improving the training pipeline and deployment system to enable better successor models

Lilian Weng

7/27/2026

Confidence: 70%Source

general

fact

Bullish

lab researcher

The speed of research development in AI has been drastically accelerated in frontier labs like Anthropic and OpenAI

Lilian Weng

7/27/2026

Confidence: 90%Source

general

opinion

Bullish

academic

Foundation models can be reframed from per-input problem solvers into tool builders that are invoked once per function definition

Machine Learning

7/27/2026

Confidence: 70%Source

general

opinion

Bullish

independent

AI systems like Fable have broken traditional intuitions about tradeoffs with respect to time to build software

Simon Willison

7/27/2026

Confidence: 80%Source

general

fact

Neutral

journalist

Prediction markets have gone from an obscure hobby to a multi-billion dollar industry, transitioning from semi-illegal to having presidential advisors

Scott Alexander

7/27/2026

Confidence: 85%Source

general

opinion

Neutral

academic

Language models are entangled with the cultural material they measure from the start because they have already internalized much of it

Computation and Language

7/27/2026

Confidence: 75%Source

general

fact

Neutral

academic

Acoustic information alone has a robust association with audiobook appeal, even after accounting for title effects

Computation and Language

7/27/2026

Confidence: 70%Source

general

critique

Neutral

academic

Transformer-based forecasting models typically treat all time points uniformly and may underrepresent rare extreme patterns

Machine Learning

7/27/2026

Confidence: 75%Source

general

fact

Bullish

academic

Generative drifting models can be adapted to accelerated MRI by training physics-conditioned drift fields that predict residual corrections and produce error maps

Computer Vision

7/27/2026

Confidence: 80%Source

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