Tag Archives: AI

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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Polarizing topic AI

Attitudes towards AI seem to be hardening and becoming polarized.
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My test flight with Github Copilot

I used the free trial of Github Copilot to get assistance for a Javascript project. Here is my report about this adventure. It was mixed.
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Imagination and understanding

There is a connection between ‘imagine’ and ‘understand’ that I had not previously noticed: they are linked to ‘put in front of’ and ‘stand in front of’. Continue reading

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Technically confirmed authorship?

I want to know who thought up what I am reading. The only way to ensure it was a human, is via successful networks of personal trust. Continue reading

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No prediction

Difficult to guess: either, bullshitters and gaslighters will have a harder time,
or tech will lure us even more effectively into relying on patronizing prostheses. Continue reading

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Conversations with tools

The ‘conversation’ with GPT-3 certainly creates inspirations, and it can be compared to blog reactions, or to Luhmann’s communication with his Zettelkasten. But it is a matter of preferences. Continue reading

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Cognition at scale

My thoughts about the story of the ‘sentient’ chatbot LaMDA, considering scale as strength of IT.
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#ethics21 Module 7, more

I realized that I may have misunderstood who does the training of an AI model.
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#ethics21 Week 7 Takeaways

In the #ethics21 MOOC, some important thoughts were really carried through. This made the limitation of AI much clearer for me. Continue reading

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