How much of our writing should we cede to AI? Does it even matter? I spent weeks running everything I read through an AI detector — here's what I saw.

Jensen Huang, the chief executive of Nvidia, does not want you to be afraid of A.I.

Neither superintelligence nor the labs racing to build it should determine whether it’s safe.

Podcast Episode · Dwarkesh Podcast · September 1 · 2h 21m

Higher ed is being strangled by absurd and costly rules. What message is that sending to students?

An adversarial collaboration

"Philosophical work would be better with adversaries collaborating to keep each other honest." Why is that? What would it look like? In the following guest post, members of the Mind and Morality Lab a...

Artificial intelligence may create abundance, but will it be shared? An adversarial collaboration between optimists and pessimists.

What living in Australia taught me about patriotism—and why Larry David is alright.

AI boosters and critics should focus more on the arguments

Published in Philosophical Psychology (Ahead of Print, 2026)

Tech CEOs aren’t the only ones captive to motivated reasoning

Results from massive, ‘eagerly awaited’ initiative reinforce concerns about the credibility of science — but raise hope for solutions.

Not if they elevate formation above information.

Inside the civil war at the anti-woke university backed by Bari Weiss.

Because it's a new semester

What will tell your students about whether and how they may use AI for work you assign? It depends on the students, right? That's the main idea behind today's guest post by Victor Kumar (Boston Univer...

How Bias Shapes Politics, Science, and Everyday Life

Neuroethics is a young discipline with still-blurred boundaries, situated at the crossroads of neurology and philosophy. Yet it has successfully positio...

"Academics pride themselves on critical thinking and intellectual virtues. But intellectual honesty demands that we recognize when we are applying principles selectively." In the following guest post,...

The neurodiversity movement grew out of the autism community but is now being applied to many neurological types, from dyslexia to schizophrenia. The resulting neurodiversity paradigm maintains that t...

It’s a mistake to frame autistic and ADHD traits as either deficits or mere differences. There’s another way to see them

Moral arguments against the consumption of animal products from factory farms are traditionally categorical. The conclusions require people to eliminate from their diets all animal products (veganism)...