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by davidthewatson
1144 days ago
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No, they're not, but my reasons for reaching that conclusion are somewhat different: 1) I don't think chatting with anything, human or machine, is a learning experience, particularly since the machine veracity is poor, untrustworthy, and Hinton's resignation today tells you everything you need to know about the narrative inside big research orgs right now. 2) Recognition vs. recall. Given that it's the equivalent of an informal language CLI, which I prefer by the way; but there is no recognition (as in symbols) only recall. Long story short, I think the emergent need is for written communication, with a tip of the hat to Daniele Procida: https://ubuntu.com/blog/engineering-transformation-through-d... Except that what's missing is a human-computer collaboration, i.e. sensemaking with another tip of the hat to Peter Pirolli: https://www.efsa.europa.eu/sites/default/files/event/180918-... |
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