Dr Andrew EdmondsUsing AI to advise on AI complianceMany jurisdictions are proposing to regulate AI, and some, such as the EU, have already done so, though the regulations don’t come into…4 min read·May 2, 2024----
Dr Andrew EdmondsThe arbitrary nature of data analysisWhen I first started my journey from electronic engineer to computer architecture designer to software designer, I carried the view I had…·3 min read·Jun 14, 2023----
Dr Andrew EdmondsWhy do people let their enemies define them?The press holds some stories today about Elon Musk criticising George Soros in various tweets. What’s interesting is that several bodies…·3 min read·May 19, 2023----
Dr Andrew EdmondsMeditations on Chaos and OrderThis is a picture out of my window on a rainy May day.·4 min read·May 5, 2023----
Dr Andrew EdmondsThe blindingly obvious ignored, againThis piece will tackle two subjects, either of which would get me cancelled forever, were I a user of social media.·4 min read·Mar 11, 2022----
Dr Andrew EdmondsWe need direct democracy, and we need it nowIn my last article I defended Jordan Peterson, in this one I’m going to disagree with him. In a recent podcast he said, and I’m…·9 min read·Feb 20, 2022----
Dr Andrew EdmondsIn defence of Jordan Peterson on Climate ChangeIn a recent Joe Rogan podcast (Joe Rogan), Jordan Peterson expressed an idea he has visited before, that climate was not predictable…·6 min read·Feb 6, 2022--1--1
Dr Andrew EdmondsGovernments’ sleazy interactions with top modelsNow you’re here, I should probably say that the interactions in question are with computer models. Sorry.·7 min read·May 1, 2021----
Dr Andrew EdmondsFive commonly believed logical inferences that aren’t trueWe live in an increasingly complicated society and are continually presented with opinions from the media that are clothed as fact, yet…·2 min read·Dec 14, 2020----
