This week, I’m taking a deep dive into how AI has already moved past disrupting society to disrupting itself with the DeepSeek R1 model.
The article is in Civitas Outlook, the online journal of the Civitas Institute at UT Austin, which publishes original writing about the ideas that create flourishing societies. You can read it at: https://www.civitasinstitute.org/research/ai-disrupts-itself-expect-more-of-this
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Rachel Lomasky is the Chief Data Scientist at Flux, where she continuously identifies and operationalizes AI so Flux users can understand their codebases. In addition to a PhD in Computer Science, Rachel applies her 15+ years of professional experience to augment generative AI with classic machine learning. She regularly organizes and speaks at AI conferences internationally - keep up with her at her LinkedIn here.
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