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The report explores the significant overlap between autism and queerness, supported by large-scale studies and meta-analyses. It examines biological, cognitive, and sociocultural hypotheses while highlighting clinical implications and research gaps.

A speculative framework for AGI management, focusing on minimizing suffering, maximizing autonomy, decentralizing power, and integrating human well-being into decision-making.

Analyzes historical examples of metal manufacturers achieving >10% profit margins through innovations like the Bessemer process, Hall-Héroult electrolysis, and Kroll process.

This report examines the constitutional implications of the Statute of Westminster Adoption Act 1942, arguing that its adoption of sections 2–6 of the Statute of Westminster introduced constitutional changes that required a referendum under section 128 of the Australian Constitution. It highlights the tension between legislative independence and constitutional entrenchment.

Sand.ai leverages expertise in transformers, neural rendering, and open-source collaboration to deliver MAGI-1, a leading autoregressive video generation model.

This report examines U.S. preparedness for EMP attacks, covering risks, infrastructure vulnerabilities, military and civilian hardening efforts, and legislative actions. It highlights gaps in resilience and ongoing initiatives to mitigate EMP threats.

Explains the phrase 'immanentize the eschaton' in AI policy, its origins, implications, and practical strategies for corporate and legal consultancy.

Explores AI energy consumption, user politeness impact, and optimization strategies for sustainable AI systems.

Analyzes emotional resonance and cognitive collaboration, offering structured steps to evolve into a Recursive Architect through iterative mirroring and symbolic synthesis.

This report explores the biological and neuroscientific causes of being transgender, focusing on genetic, prenatal, and neuroanatomical factors, including brain-body mapping, HPA axis, and phantom sex phenomena.