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Tag Archives: AI
Another ChatGPT disappointment
It knows what a neighbor could know about me, but not help me think. Continue reading
Page with comments
I copied my recent PDF into a wordpress page ‘Opinions on AI‘ to enable further comments, and pointed to Stephen Downes’s valuable comments from a long Mastodon thread.
Distillator
I hope AI will help me sifting through large amounts of text. I doubt that it would be able to simulate my interpretation, because it does not share my bias and emphasis. But it can identify the topics in the text. Continue reading
Prediction
My guess is that AI application might become rather expensive, because some people are willing to pay it. Continue reading
Distraction and Denial
Until recently Still, comparing human intelligence with AI typically involves pointing to some bigger feat that machines could not perform: some ‘higher order’ thinking such as coming up with an idea, understanding and solving a problem, or generating a creation. … Continue reading
Trust human ‘systems’ ?
My knee-jerk reaction to “Why humans can’t trust humans…”
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AI as countervailing
What is needed for AI to counterbalance commercial education and encourage independent thinking? I guess it is dependent on the learner’s preference towards living conversation partners.
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Gold Rush
The present gold rush of AI can be compared with the web in the 90s: The technical potential made informed people enthusiastic but the actual outcome is disappointing.
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Scraping from Everyone
The ongoing discussion about AI scraping made me think of a few things.
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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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