My daughter chose a #classical #high #school in the #AI era. Should I be concerned about this?
CULTURE
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Romantic Artists Move Humanity Forward Against Machine-Like Systems
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I see both the fine art space and the content space as similarly broken, uninspired, machine-like. I understand your comparison with LLMs now, but the romantic artists (those in love, or suffering) are the ones that move humanity forward.
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How Technology Changed Our Approach to Unexpected Social Visits
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There was a time when unexpected visits from friends made us happy. Now, we get irritated if friends call us without messaging first!
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Reductionism in AI Cultural Impact Analogies
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The paper focuses on the negative consequences, which somehow feels more appropriate to draw analogies. The jump to most cultural products I feel uncomfortable with. Both are reductionist; one is a useful comparison, the other seems insulting…
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Humanity’s Next Frontier: Populating the Galaxy
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we can't populate the earth anymore… so the galaxy…
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GenAI and Writers: Loss of Creative Struggle in Writing
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At the conference, the 'AI expert' confidently stated, "With GenAI, writers will never 'have to' experience writer's block."
I quietly lamented, "With GenAI, writers will never 'get to' experience writer's block."
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Boston Dynamics Dancing Robots Captivate Science Enthusiasts
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Dancing Boston Dynamic robots is the current house fav. Love the science corner idea.
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Child shifts from educational content to Starship and robotics videos
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Maya has started asking for Starship and robot videos instead of Ms Rachel and Blippi. Big W.
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LLM outputs versus human cultural works properties comparison
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No, I didn't read that bit. I was referring to your induction assuming that cultural works by humans have the same set of properties/conditions as a LLM output.
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Beyond Mechanics: Artists and LLMs Creative Process Comparison
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Struggling with this line of thought. Comparing artists' outputs to LLMs is a very mechanical view of the process that doesn't sit well with me…