Surya Prakash Jayanti

The Conscious Compass: How Human Meditation Guides the Future of AI Ethics Introduction: AI's Ascent and Humanity's Deepest Inquiry AI's trajectory is breathtaking, promising to redefine industries and human capabilities. Yet, as our creations grow more sophisticated, mimicking cognitive processes and even hinting at self-awareness, they propel us toward a profound question: What is consciousness, and how does our understanding of it inform the responsible evolution of AI? This article posits that deep human self-awareness, honed through practices like meditation, is not merely beneficial but indispensable for navigating the ethical, societal, and practical complexities of advanced AI, especially as we consider imbuing machines with forms of consciousness. The Allure and Alarm of Artificial Consciousness The very concept of artificial consciousness (AC) stirs both excitement and trepidation. Researchers are actively exploring ways to imbue AI systems with self-awareness...

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Quotes from the book "The Laws of Human Nature" - Robert Greene. If you come across any special trait of meanness or stupidity, you must be careful not to let it annoy or distress you, but to look upon it merely as an addition to your knowledge - a new fact to be considered in studying the character of humanity. Your attitude towards it will be that of the mineralogist who stumbles upon a very characteristic specimen of a mineral. - Arthur Schopenhauer. We see the results - our thoughts, moods, and actions- but have little conscious access to what actually moves our emotions and compels us to behave in certain ways. Man will only become better when you make him see what he is like - Anton Chekhov. Like everyone, you think you are rational, but you are not. Learn to question yourself: Why this anger or resentment? Where does this incessant need for attention come from? Evolution has led to the higher mammalian brain being composed of three parts. The oldest is the reptilian pa...

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In this blog, we'll explore some intriguing quotes from various domains, including AI, general wisdom, and health. Let's dive in! AI Quotes: A Glimpse into the Future Artificial Intelligence (AI) is transforming the world in ways we never imagined. Here are some thought-provoking quotes that highlight the potential and limitations of AI: "AI can compose Grammy-winning songs but not write Oscar-winning screenplays and can solve Millennium Prize Problems in math but not generate deep new philosophical insights." "Check Asilomar AI Principles for AI governance." General Quotes: Wisdom for Everyday Life Wisdom can come from various sources, and these general quotes offer valuable insights for navigating life's challenges: "Make mistakes of ambition, not mistakes of sloth." "Energy without imagination is force. Energy with imagination is persistence." "Overthinking is a waste of energy. Make decisions, gain experience; you cannot thin...

This is another remarkable book by Charles Duhigg, who masterfully engages his audience and presents a structured framework for the concepts he explores. That's what truly stands out about his works. Here are some quotes from the book that I felt insightful. Supercommunicators aren't born with extraordinary abilities but have instead devoted significant thought to the dynamics of conversations. The extent of speaker-listener neural coupling is a key predictor of communication success. Conversations about identity are best framed by three essential questions: - What's this really about? - How do we feel? - Who are we? Each type of interaction—helping, hugging, hearing—corresponds to different communication needs, demonstrating that various situations call for different kinds of conversations. Recognizing "What's This Really About?" in any discussion is crucial. Decision-making processes, whether grounded in analysis and reason or empathy and narratives, must be...

Ryan Holiday's books never fail to captivate. It offers a fresh and much-needed perspective that resonates deeply. One of the most powerful quotes comes at the end: "Just as dust collects on the floor, ego will cloud your judgment. As you must sweep the floor daily , you should check your decisions for ego." This analogy serves as a poignant reminder of the importance of continual self-awareness and humility in our daily lives. Virtue begins with understanding and is fulfilled by courage. Football coach Bill Walsh explained, "self-confidence becomes arrogance, assertiveness becomes obstinacy, and self-assurance becomes recless abandon." This is the ego, as the writer Cyril Connolly warned that "sucks us down like the law of gravity" If you start believing in your greatness, it is the death of your creativity. Humble in our aspirtations. Gracious in our success. Resilient in our failures. We can seek to rationalize the worst behavior by pointing to out...