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Artificial Intelligence is both a necessary marvel and a potential peril, reflecting our human flaws back at us. As we embrace its benefits, we risk becoming intellectually lazy, outsourcing critical thought to machines. The key lies in navigating this transformation wisely: harness A.I. to enhance human potential, not diminish it.
1. Does AI have a Personality? When talking to Large Language Models which are colloquially assumed to possess artificial intelligence, we will typically notice that there is some sense of personality there. This may be no accident, for two reasons: First, the probably uncontroversial point. This behavior is simply built in to facilitate and enhance… Continue reading #345: What Does AI Want? Thoughts on Artificial Intelligence, Biological Intelligence, Sentience and Personhood
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