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children vs AI creativity comparison

What Children Can Do and AI Can't

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“A longer version of AI as Odysseus, fictive texts can change lives! Echoing Anthropic's persona selection paper and Murray Shanahan. humanistreview.ai/issue-1/gopn...” evidence ↗
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“A longer version of AI as Odysseus, fictive texts can change lives! Echoing Anthropic's persona selection paper and Murray Shanahan. humanistreview.ai/issue-1/gopn...”

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Alison Gopnik: My latest on AI vs two-year-olds - AI as a cultural technology extracting fictional characters from text. humanistreview.ai/issue-1/gopn...
david-p-reichert.bsky.social: Thanks for writing this! But what if we manage to build a "golem" from a "stone soup"? I think capability-wise your essay underestimates recent agentic AI. Coding isn't just like text, it is itself…
david-p-reichert.bsky.social: And I don't think it's fair to say that these models can only do narrowly defined tasks, or can't adapt to a changing world. There's other ways to adapt apart from just retraining the whole system …
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