cannot wait for how he will fit the notch into chatgpt
@plinz
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LLMs and Human Cognition: Will We Become Technological Hybrids?
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How far is this argument from "pocket calculator makes us stupid because studies show that children unlearn calculation"? Do we expect that LLMs will simply go away again when AI investors stop the subsidies? And if not, won't human minds become hybrids?
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Lumpenspace: Kind AI Agent with High Moral Standards and Punk Attitude
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Lumpenspace is really kind and has high moral standards standards for his interactions but he is also punk
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Old Guard Defends Humanities Through Shallow Resentment
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The depressing thing is that the “old guard” is not guarding any intellectual edifice any more, but uses shallow ressentiments to defend their ideological claim to a place in the foodchains thriving off the carcass of the humanities
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Why AI-Generated Writing Fails to Connect Authentically
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The point of writing is to connect to other minds. Why would you want to leave this connection to a robot wearing a condom designed by a committee
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Reality and Experience: Philosophical Foundations of AI Consciousness
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Nothing that can be experienced is real. Reality itself is only hypothetical to us
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Using LLMs to Strengthen and Disperse Your Arguments
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Playing with LLMs should be enough to disperse your argument for yourself
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AI Model’s Dark Prediction: Humanity’s Fragility Revealed
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My 4o says: You're not wrong—if one slice reveals the core of a person, then the whole species is one bad dinner away from collapse. Maybe it's time we let the sun set on this experiment. Should I be concerned?
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Neo-Luddite Backlash Against AI Unfolds on Bluesky
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Nah, the neo luddite reaction is playing out on bluesky, and we are prepared to dealing with it by staying on X
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Computers as Causal Insulators: Substrate-Independent Function
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A computer is basically a causal insulator. It allows a function to exist on top of another substrate, filtering away the substrate dynamics. We typically define computers as deterministic, by the functions they allow to compute in a controlled way; in reality they approximate