Hatim El JazouliCatalog
  1. Exert, the Pursuit

    Notes. — 2026-06-29.

    On agency.

    TracingsI.N106The same argument in two registers: competence comes from contact, one step or one closed loop at a time.

  2. Steeped in Paradoxes

    Notes. — 2026-03-31.

    On football

    TracingsI.F101The VAR argument is the one I care about in forecasting too: random error averages out, systematic bias does not.

  3. Calibrated Exposure

    Notes. — 2026-03-24.

    On excavation

    TracingsI.N108This essay ends by choosing football analytics. A week later, this is what that interest sounds like on the page.II.Q101The essay says I finally started building market models. This is one of them.

  4. The Noise is the System

    Notes. — 2026-02-10.

    On exposure.

    TracingsI.N107The next essay takes the same word, exposure, and turns it on the past instead of on work.

  5. Why I’m interested in AI safety

    Notes. — 2025-10-22.

    How my journey began.

    TracingsI.N101A was written while I was taking the AI Safety, Ethics and Society course. This essay explains how I got there.II.R101AIXI is a mathematical model of an ideal agent. Implementing one of its building blocks was my way into the theory behind the systems this essay worries about.III.F103The essay ends with wanting to help people understand and forecast AI behavior. The workbench gathers the evidence and leaves the judgment to the forecaster.

  6. D

    Notes. — 2025-05-09.

    Mar 22 to Apr 3, 2025

    Tracingsnone recorded

  7. C

    Notes. — 2025-04-18.

    Mar 10 to Mar 20, 2025

    TracingsI.N104II.N107C has a character who spent weeks excavating himself and found only more questions. A year later the essay names the problem: stir too long, and nothing sets.

  8. B

    Notes. — 2025-04-04.

    Feb 22 to Mar 6, 2025

    TracingsI.N103

  9. A

    Notes. — 2025-03-21.

    Feb 10 to Feb 20, 2025

    TracingsI.N102