m2onad

AI, consciousness, and the best of all possible worlds.

A young Leibniz-like figure in 18th-century dress reclines under a tree with a book, lost in thought, with a distant landscape and tents in the background.
Johann David Schubert, Leibniz Chooses between the Old and New Philosophy, copperplate engraving, in Karl Gottlieb Hofmann (ed.), Pantheon der Deutschen, 2. Teil (Chemnitz, 1795).

The in m²onad represents mind and machine in symbiosis for the greater goodness of the world. This is my collection of projects and essays exploring how we perceive, model, and improve a world that may already be the best of all possible worlds - if we keep working to increase its goodness.

“Each created monad represents the whole universe.”
— G. W. Leibniz, Monadology, §62
“The present is big with the future, the future might be read in the past, the distant is expressed in the near.”
— G. W. Leibniz, Monadology, §22