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Developing AI field signal Signal 2d ago

Opposing the inevitability of ai at universities is possible and necessary

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Why this matches Building & implementation reaction 1 attributable expert contribution · Iris van Rooij
“It’s not the first time that universities have gotten tangled up with developments that would later come to haunt them, explains @olivia.science … ‘From combustion engines to tobacco, universities have been used in the past to whitewash now-controversial pr…” evidence ↗
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Iris van Rooij: ‘Study after study shows that students want to develop these critical thinking skills, are not lazy, and large numbers of them would be in favor of banning ChatGPT and similar tools in universities…
Luke Stark: ‘Study after study shows that students want to develop these critical thinking skills, are not lazy, and large numbers of them would be in favor of banning ChatGPT and similar tools in universities…
Iris van Rooij: See also bsky.app/profile/iris...
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Developing AI research Research 1d ago
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AI theoretical tool cognitive science paper

Reclaiming AI as a Theoretical Tool for Cognitive Science - Computational Brain & Behavior

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Why this matches Building & implementation reaction 1 attributable expert contribution · Olivia Guest
“the paper on reverse engineering I linked to has many references on this / what happens if you grant formal realism / naive computationalism / makeism see, e.g. doi.org/10.1007/s421... doi.org/10.1007/s110... doi.org/10.1016/j.ja...” evidence ↗
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“the paper on reverse engineering I linked to has many references on this / what happens if you grant formal realism / naive computationalism / makeism see, e.g. doi.org/10.1007/s421... doi.org/10.1007/s110... doi.org/10.1016/j.ja...”

Established AI field signal Resource 15d ago
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metatheory space resource site

metatheory.space

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Why this matches Building & implementation reaction 1 attributable expert contribution · Olivia Guest
“Inspired by @seanpmackinnon.bsky.social on "curating reading lists for others", here's a thread with some of mine for when people want to collaborate: 1) How do we build theory? 2) What does computationalism imply? 3) How do we use models? 4) What happens w…” evidence ↗
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“Inspired by @seanpmackinnon.bsky.social on "curating reading lists for others", here's a thread with some of mine for when people want to collaborate: 1) How do we build theory? 2) What does computationalism imply? 3) How do we use models? 4) What happens w…”

“And even more info here metatheory.space”

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4 experts · 9 posts · 8d ago
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“with the caveat that i have not read any of the applicable research, i would guess that doing it in this way only helps if you have already developed some amount of the embodied memory to invoke (j…” evidence ↗
Anthony Moser: *this is funny actually because professor harold hill says you don't need to practice your instrument to get good, you can "use the think method" which is not terribly dissimilar to the pitch made …
Anthony Moser: and it's important to remember (especially for talking with people who aren't interested in the tech) *you don't need to deeply evaluate or disprove the claims of a con man* you just need to spot t…
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