About the publication
Clarity without false certainty.
SingularityOrigins follows one question while refusing to pretend the evidence can answer more than it does.
AI coverage is abundant. Careful synthesis of the evidence for acceleration is not. This publication exists for readers who want to understand what changed, why it might matter, and where the uncertainty remains.
SingularityOrigins is edited by Neil Kittleson.
He led innovation programs at the National Security Agency.
He later served as a member of the Senior Executive Service.
Editorial independence
SingularityOrigins is an independent editorial publication. No lab, vendor, or investor reviews its conclusions before publication.
What we do not claim
We track evidence of change and acceleration. We do not predict the singularity, an AGI arrival date, or any other timeline. Published claims are limited to what the cited evidence showed, with judgment labeled as judgment.
Corrections
Every briefing links to its sources so readers can inspect the work. Material errors are corrected in the archived issue and noted in the next briefing.