- kanzure is looking for his “hypothetically existent arguments” against the Singularity Institute for Artificial Intelligence (SIAI) and its approach to AI safety, indicating an ongoing internal critique of mainstream AI-risk discourse.

- There is a proposal to export some collected statistics into the open-source game “Endgame: Singularity,” suggesting an effort to model or visualize AI-takeoff scenarios with real data.

- nsh expresses interest in building or obtaining a “Statistically Improbable Phrase” algorithm and a large text corpus, framing it as a tool for detecting novel or emergent concepts in scientific literature.

- nsh describes his participation in ##neuroscience or #biology as “raiding sorties” to probe the conceptual defenses of mainstream neuroscience, positioning himself as a “cautious evangelist” rather than an outright opponent.

- kanzure reports a hostile developer takeover of a codebase by a Michigan-based programmer, despite kanzure himself being flown in to work on the project, highlighting tensions over control and governance in an open-source or startup setting.