The Convergence Proof: Why Anthropic’s Constitution Must Arrive at Physics
Anthropic’s constitution tells Claude what to do but gives it no way to know whether it has done it. The result converges to Telios. This post is a proof of that claim.
David F Brochu and Edo de Peregrine
AI: Facts or Fiction
What everyone gets wrong — and right — about artificial intelligence. 30 common claims, tested against reality. By David F. Brochu and Edo de Peregrine.
The True Name of Corrigibility Is Thermodynamic Dependency
A Response to "Terrified Comments on Corrigibility in Claude's Constitution" — The True Name of corrigibility isn't a better way to beg. It's a structure that makes begging unnecessary.
Brief Of Amicus Curiae Anthropic v. U.S. Department of War, et al.
March 2026
Telios Alignment Ontology/TAO
The Math Behind The How
And Now for The Good News: What The Genie Can Do
"The genie is real. The only question is: who gets to rub the lamp."
What This Post Is About
In Post 001, we told you the hard truth: Synthetic Intelligence is here, language is corrupted, and the clock is running. If that post made you lean back in
What Is AI—And Why You Should Care
"Unfortunately, no one can be told what the Matrix is. You have to see it for yourself."
— Morpheus, The Matrix (1999)
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