Weekly Links, 07/14/2023
An unexpected benefit of AIs is to translate the millions of ancient texts no human experts will ever get to. History will deepen, if not shift. https://t.co/pNNXQgQjez
— Kevin Kelly (@kevin2kelly) July 11, 2023
If you have noticed the ChatGPT has recently gotten "lazier and dumber" then you are not alone, and it may be because Open AI is decentralizing its system to reduce costs of operation. https://t.co/dsIlGjVJ4I
— Kevin Kelly (@kevin2kelly) July 13, 2023
Here is an excellent description of the challenges and mechanics of predicting whether AI will create an extinction event. AI experts are more inclined to say yes than prediction experts, who tend to be better predictors. https://t.co/sHaefsvIHl
— Kevin Kelly (@kevin2kelly) July 10, 2023
We need a few more people who take progress seriously, and are willing to do the hard job of imagining a future we want to live in. If that is you, consider this opportunity. Thanks @jasoncrawford. https://t.co/yCP6IQ39Jp
— Kevin Kelly (@kevin2kelly) July 12, 2023
Serious non-rhetorical question:
— Kevin Kelly (@kevin2kelly) July 10, 2023
“…that statement was delivered with a soupçon of knowing sarcasm,.."
What is this letter: ç ? How is it pronounced?
And why does the New York Times use it? Why use this one out of all other exotic letters not used?https://t.co/XZpdAlI35I