by Andrew Maynard | Jan 25, 2026 | Blog
I wrote a paper … Originally published on The Future of Being Human Is it possible to be an academic, a scientist, a scholar, in 2026, and not have AI impact your work in some way? And, even more importantly for those scholars grappling with “AI Use”...
by Andrew Maynard | Jan 22, 2026 | Blog
Anthropic’s new AI Constitution profoundly challenges how we think about, develop, and use artificial intelligence, while also opening up potentially transformative possibilities Originally published on The Future of Being Human It’s rare that a new technology...
by Andrew Maynard | Jan 17, 2026 | Blog
I deeply dislike AI-generated academic slop. But I’m curious about how AI can genuinely accelerate legitimate research. So I took the plunge … Originally published on The Future of Being Human Just under a year ago I wrote about how I used AI to write...
by Andrew Maynard | Jan 10, 2026 | Blog
Could on-demand, seductively responsive and highly fluent AI models bypass our “epistemic vigilance” mechanisms, and present a novel cognitive risk? Originally published on The Future of Being Human Back in December, I asked attendees at the OEB25...
by Andrew Maynard | Nov 21, 2023 | Blog
Documents to train ChatGPT to simulate a company like OpenAI using the Risk Innovation Planner from the ASU Risk Innovation Nexus The following documents were used in conversation with ChatGPT, and formed the basis of this article on using the Risk Innovation Planner...
by Andrew Maynard | Aug 22, 2023 | Blog
Connecting influences to ideas isn’t always easy — and this has just got harder with the growth of generative AI I’m appallingly bad at recalling how my thinking has morphed and evolved over time, and what or whom has influenced this process. As a result, I’m...
