Archive - TrueSciPhi.AI

Drawing Conclusions

Visualizing philosophical questions from the PhilPapers Survey

Mar 6 •

January 2024

The Extraordinary Ordinary

LucretiusGPT opens eyes on the world

Jan 21 •

December 2023

On the Nature of Artificial Things

LucretiusGPT extends the philosophical poem "On the Nature of Things" to include artificial intelligence in its survey of the system of the world

Dec 4, 2023 •

November 2023

A Machine for Thought

Artificial visual impressions

Nov 22, 2023 •

October 2023

Significant Insignificance

Bots on cosmic perspectives of Sagan, Ramsey, and Kant

Oct 25, 2023 •

Binary Thinking on Scientific Realism

Bot interviews bot on scientific realism vs. scientific anti-realism

Oct 8, 2023 •

September 2023

Decision Cycles

Spinning out language on existentialism and cycling

Sep 19, 2023 •

ChatGPT vs. Claude on the hard problem of consciousness

Sep 11, 2023 •

Compatible Compatibilists

Claude and ChatGPT reflect on their positions on free will

Sep 4, 2023 •

August 2023

Artificial Realist

Claude responds to a philosophical survey

Aug 8, 2023 •

July 2023

Unconscious Decisions

What are the odds?

Jul 31, 2023 •

Backwards Thinking

Bit 13: On the direction of time

Jul 8, 2023 •

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