So when a human artist creates a work, should he cite all the works he has ever seen in his life and ask for their permissions for having built his creativity and learning on them? I don't think so… Today it's the same for AIs.
SOCIETY
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What Science Fiction Failed to Predict About AI
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Lo que ninguna novela de ciencia ficción predijo… creo
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Twitter Blue geographic bias centers US UK discussion dominance
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a side effect of the combination of Twitter Blue being only available in US/commonwealth countries with the priority ranking of TB accounts in discussions is to center twitter discussion even more around the US/UK views than it already was before
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Technology Continues Transforming Our World
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Technology continues to change our world! pic.twitter.com/6pktuDYqh6
— Mike Quindazzi (@MikeQuindazzi) 28 décembre 2022Technology continues to change our world!
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Experience and credentials arguments lack critical substance
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also, people who try to win arguments with “i have xx years of experience” are second only to the “i have xyz credentials” crowd in terms of lack of likelihood of actually responding to the critical point.
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Experience vs Competence: Industry’s Misplaced Priority
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experience and competence are not the same thing, and it’s wild how much many industries value the first over the second.
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Twitter algorithms and authentic human connection critique
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Ah, twitter. Who is listening? Marc is, God bless him. I picture a pub, and pushing open the doors to buy a round of drinks and ask for an ear to listen. Is this what the algorithm brings? Or just a boring connection to purchase? God, how deeply boring and stupid.
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Fiction: Man Without Emotions Confronts His Emotional Counterpart
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I have an idea for a book. Fiction. A future where a man has the emotional side of him removed because it ruins his relationships. And then he confronts the new emotional man. I’m not sure what happens yet. Or who I’m rooting for.
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Elon’s Twitter Impact: Will Changes Matter or Fade Away?
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I’ve been on twitter since the day it began. I hope it hasn’t changed too much because of Elon. But I feel like a rock thrower at the base of a beach hurling a stone into the sea. Will it skip and be memorable? Or kerplunk into the salty brine?
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Consciousness, Identity, and the Arrogance of Existence
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Do you ever feel wildly arrogant? I do. I watched part of the film and enjoyed it. The part about being a part of an immense consciousness. I like the idea of that. Then I think I’m worthless. Then I think I’m special. Then I’m glad Marc Steen replies to my tweets.