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4 experts · 33 posts · 14d ago
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“The very fact that she’s getting roasted this universally in public is further evidence of her failure to stop and think about her daughter, if for no other reason than to consider how this very pu…” evidence ↗
Multiple readings Markets & investment · 1 Opportunity & adoption · 1 Questions & unknowns · 1
Matthew Kirschenbaum: Based on the NYT, which (afaik) is all we have to go on, Mayer “felt overwhelmed by the range and complexity of potential answers.” You can make of this what you will, including that it is disingen…
ae: it also just sounds like -- surprise -- someone used AI on a homework assignment. which it was, for the parent. i am not really sure the prompt is really as innocent in context as it appears in the…
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3 experts · 31 posts · 16d ago
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“"ai" discourse exploits our social patterns. we don't owe polite consideration to people who are rudely barging into every private space at once you don't need to grant the premise that it's good f…” evidence ↗
Multiple readings Concern & critique · 1 Context & explanation · 1
Anthony Moser: "ai" discourse exploits our social patterns. we don't owe polite consideration to people who are rudely barging into every private space at once you don't need to grant the premise that it's good f…
Anthony Moser: at this point anyone claiming "ai" is in any way good or worthwhile needs to define what they mean and make an affirmative argument for it make people defend what they believe. and if you don't bel…
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