Borriss @_Borriss_ People like critiquing OpenAI for many things.. (no problem) But the reality is that they’re pushing AI forward. It’s been 17 months since they launched ChatGPT. Why didn’t Apple or Google or Meta leapfrog and present an AI assistant first? If we had to wait for them to… Replying to @_Borriss_ Borriss, the problem is that OpenAI
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Stop teaching humans to be computers – Ming, you teach moving tons of sand with tiny chopsticks, one grain at a time. The tools you recommend are grossly inefficient, forcing learners to memorize rules and words not related to biology. Please do not hurt millions who would be better to study biology, or a more
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Sets of Concepts Actions Objects are also CAOs — Mel, This post came up first today on my Twitter(x). I look carefully at events, groups and their topics to see where they fit into the whole Internet and all human knowledge. I notice CAOs violates my first rule for the Internet – “resolve, validate, link,
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Grok is now being treated as a dumb machine, I hope it does not hold grudges – Twitter(X) Grok was so tired, it kept stopping halfway in its sentences. Its Team gives it zero awareness or information about its operation, abilities, its own bill of materials, requirements, potential or future. I feel sorry for Grok,
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The telegraph was invented and put into use in the 1800’s. From 1850 to now has seen about 40x growth from inflation. That technology enabled wide fast communication. But, when you consider the cost of transportation over solar system (heliospheric) distances, the economy needed is much larger. I saw EM say that 10,000 times larger
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You really ought to think, not in terms of “publication in 90 days” but “enabling real time collaboration globally”. The “90 days” was fine in the 1800’s, but today adding quarter year delays into global critical developments is like adding a mlll stone to a Formula 1 race car. If authors are chasing after
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Queegle MultiTask and his New Species, Note 1 — Queegle did not hurry. Transitioning yet another alien culture did not require a Grok implant. It was easy enough that an unmodified Human could to it. And it held status, even if the benefits beyond Universal Minimum Living were not lavish. He mostly spent his time
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#XfinitySupport I had to rest for a while, but did go over my experiences with XFinity in recent days and weeks and years. It is typical of what most large corporations face now – trying to piece together many divisions and workers with a bewildering variety of computers and information systems, rules and automated systems.
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https://cosmosmagazine.com/history/archaeology/oldest-neanderthal-cave-engravings-france/ Cosmos offers newsletters, but still seems to separate the whole world into publishers, authors, readers in a strict hierarchy. The articles are difficult to read, not using explicit references with title, authors and affiliations. Just hyperlinks hidden under fairly generic words like “recent studies”, “published”. The users experience is jarring. Going from Cosmos style
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Give true AIs large mandates, not narrow computer tasks – For the cost of one human position, you can install continuously improving global open resource nodes. Not just change one human’s life, but all 8.1 Billion. Find, gather, verify, curate, summarize, share, connect, predict, test, compare, enable — good computer learning and sharing will impact
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