artificial-intelligence
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Looking Away
. . . that story does not make sense. Babies can “report their experience” and they do. They do so loudly. Persuasively. The “medical establishment” apparently managed to ignore the screams. How? Were there no women in the room? No parents? Continue reading
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Continuity | “a continuous sense of self”
I’ve always understood that I’ve lost thousands of days. That they sank into an ocean of others. Too much sameness? Too little attention? Or even, perhaps, too much attention at the time. Too present to record? But there is one day, one specific day, that I know I lost. That I know I will never… Continue reading
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Claude can’t tell me what happens next.
It’s been several weeks now that I’ve been reading and watching videos about AI, trying to educate myself. I have no computer science education, so much of this is over my head. Which is ok, as I am mostly interested in how this will affect us. All of us. Continue reading
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AI Boon or Doom?
. . . I’ve been a voracious reader of science fiction since I was a child, so I’m familiar with most of the dramatic imaginings of what artificial intelligence (AI) might be like. The real thing, so far, turns out to be a bit less exciting and a lot more complicated. . . . Continue reading
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AI’s are Demons?
Unlike J.D. Vance, I have no particular opinion about UFO’s. And I don’t believe AI’s are demons. It got your attention, though, didn’t it? Two incidents from my childhood have been nagging at me lately. Both involved experts on television. Aside from demons, I also believe in experts. Really. Real experts. I believe in science… Continue reading
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