Tag Archives: AI

Another ChatGPT disappointment

It knows what a neighbor could know about me, but not help me think. Continue reading

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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.

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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

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Prediction

My guess is that AI application might become rather expensive, because some people are willing to pay it. Continue reading

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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

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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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