I think it will take me another 2-3 months of work to refine my concepts to the point where I will publish them. I would guess that two years would be more likely without access to Gemini 2.5 Pro.
It’s typically to not explain valuable new theoretic insights in bits before publishing them properly.
On aspect of how I work is that I have a Google docs in which I write my ideas and regularly give Gemini the new document.
I do define my terms in a BFO-compliant ontology that’s in the Google doc. Out of the quest of defining the terms, new questions arise. Gemini can easily check whether there’s prior work for the questions.
If you would want to do something similar with AI safety one research direction would be to try to formulate a BFO-compliant ontology for the AI safety discussion on LessWrong. In that quest, you are going to get a lot of open questions. You can ask Gemini whether there’s prior work on those questions. I’m right now ordering a philosophy book published in 1986 because it has prior work on a question related to my work.
I think it will take me another 2-3 months of work to refine my concepts to the point where I will publish them. I would guess that two years would be more likely without access to Gemini 2.5 Pro.
It’s typically to not explain valuable new theoretic insights in bits before publishing them properly.
On aspect of how I work is that I have a Google docs in which I write my ideas and regularly give Gemini the new document.
I do define my terms in a BFO-compliant ontology that’s in the Google doc. Out of the quest of defining the terms, new questions arise. Gemini can easily check whether there’s prior work for the questions.
If you would want to do something similar with AI safety one research direction would be to try to formulate a BFO-compliant ontology for the AI safety discussion on LessWrong. In that quest, you are going to get a lot of open questions. You can ask Gemini whether there’s prior work on those questions. I’m right now ordering a philosophy book published in 1986 because it has prior work on a question related to my work.