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Greg Stolze@gregstolze.bsky.social |
When half his college students gasped, he said "THAT'S where all this AI hype comes from. We're not good at programming consciousness. But we're GREAT at imagining non-concious things are people." 2/2
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feralrobots.bsky.social
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That was an inspired way of communicating Weizenbaum's message.
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"Fuck every cause that ends in murder and children crying."
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This is fantastic.
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Nic Wilkinson
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Exactly. We humans have such a drive to communicate we want to recognise consciousness in everything. We will anthropomorphise anything. Our imaginary friends are getting dangerous.
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Bad DnD Advice
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Had this professor just watched Community?
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It's ME(Jaime)
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I would have gasped! But not ONLY because I subconsciously believed a pencil is a person for a sec. But because someone who just *characterized* a pencil as a person then destroyed it. Like... that's the more shocking thing!
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Arthur Wyatt
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Justice for Tim.
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ARBco
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It's very much been a known thing in computing for over a half-century, even if the term has only been defined for decades.
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Rob Honeycutt
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I’ve been saying for months, the hype about AI is a form of pareidolia, the tendency to see human qualities in inanimate objects
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simongarlick
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Then everyone clapped
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