Um pouco marcado pelas falas de Geoffrey Hinton, fiz o gesto de esboçar um bate-papo com o ChatGPT. Ele foi sobre valor, humanidade e a “visão” da IA sobre os homens. Segue: Pergunta: O...
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Jay Odenbaugh reviews From Biological Practice to Scientific Metaphysics, edited by William C Bausman, Janella K Baxter &
Robert Tucker Robert Tucker, Forbes, 20/06/2025 1 [download do artigo em pdf] Em salas de direção e de aula, cafés e repartições de trabalho, a mesma questão tem sido levantada: o ChatGPT nos torna mais espertos ou nos tem feito intelectualmente preguiçosos, até mesmo burros [ stupid ]? Não se questiona aqui sobre se a inteligência artificial generativa é um divisor de águas.
Rainer Maria Rilke, Letters to a Young Poet : - Milan Kundera, The Art of the Novel : - Walter Benjamin, The Storyteller : - Osip Mandelstam, ‘The 19th century’: - Georg Lukacs, Preface to The Theory of Novel : - Friedrich Nietzsche, Twilight of the Idols : - Robert Musil, The Man Without Qualities : The Ox and His Herdsman , 十牛図〈八〉人牛倶忘 :
Attending to the world feels like a constantly more challenging task. What to listen to? What to read? What to watch? Overwhelmed, dazed, collectively and individually we stumble from news story to news story. Stocks go up, bombs go down. Reality feels more abstracted and simulated, except for those constant reminders of the really real.
Peter Carruthers reviews Concepts at the Interface, by Nicholas Shea
Pete Chambers has coined ‘3SD’ to describe conditions in 2025: Surreal, Stubborn, Stupid + Dangerous, Destructive, Dumb. He eloquently describes these conditions at length here. The quotes below are taken from a pair of recently published notes on involution and simulation.
Today’s piece is a guest post by Alex Obadia. Alex is a new program director at the UK’s Advanced Research and Invention Agency (ARIA). As Alex puts it, his focus is “currently on designing new enabling trust primitives for a world where many more substrates (e.g. DNA, materials, thoughts) are programmable.” I met Alex last month at the ARIA Summit.
Mauricio Suárez reviews No Shadow of a Doubt, by Daniel Kennefick
Some time in 2023, Tom Kalil told me he thought it would be a good idea to carve out a chunk of time and get to work on some ARPA project histories.