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Category Archives: 56
Trust human ‘systems’ ?
My knee-jerk reaction to “Why humans can’t trust humans…”
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Who educates Emile the Bot
Increasingly, the continued discussion about the superiority of human intelligence is becoming a distraction from the real power issues.
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Distinctively human, now
Everyone needs to find their response to the question of what humans can do better than an AI. Here is mine. Continue reading
Seeming rip-off
Some writing of mine might seem like I had been inspired by a book that I did not cite or acknowledge. But I had not read it before.
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#EL30 Week 8: Creative Experience
In Amy Burwall’s conversation with Stephen, she said something that resonated very much with me:
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#EL30 Week 4: The same
One meaning of ‘identity’ is just ‘the same’. If I am a user who has never logged in into a certain server, a ‘cookie’ just tells the server that I am the same one who visited the site before. Nobody knows my name at this time.
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Distinctively human?
What will prove as ‘distinctively human’ and will survive the cognitive automation? I think it is the personal, the individual, the subjective, and this convinced me of Downes’s ‘personal learning’.
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