@PeterMcCormack Disingenuous. He has the backing of the party MPs, which has always been criteria for leadership. And as the last 6 PMs have proven, if the wider electorate doesn’t support him then he will simply not last.
No. This “we” business is your mistake. The Welsh people are not a monolith. They do not feel and behave in a uniform way. And neither do the English. You cannot say that the people of a country are a certain way because of what you’ve experienced from some, that is what xenophobia means. You can freely criticise a culture, as long as you can then explain why that culture is problematic. And no, personal lived experience will not fly here either. English and Welsh culture are basically identical in all the places that actually count. So yes, you are being xenophobic.
@rrhoover The counter reasoning is ‘acts like a person, must be a person’ when describing an algorithm designed to mimic humans. We literally wrote the code and they are not people.
@rrhoover “Influenced” is the key word. Humans are creative and only creative. Incapable of perfectly inducing and regurgitating data. LLMs are the literal opposite, that is all they are capable of.
@yunta_tsai Not really. Ai is uninspired and therefore uninspiring, and inspiration is basically the main ingredient of learning. I often struggle to think of follow up questions when I’m trying to learn something through AI, the wall of text is just a chore.
@elicalebon One describes feedback and error correction through massive decentralised decision making, the other describes centralised decision making that is insulated from feedback and thus error repeating. That is the only explanation needed for comparing these two ideologies.