My inaugural article in @thewalrus on what the research is telling us about the effects of Generative AI on adult cognition.
A fun piece to research – but an even more amusing one to write.
https://t.co/uAKJ8cBwQg
Theoretically significant paper from @GoogleDeepMind on the limits of 'instantiating consciousness' with prevailing technologies.
Highly worthwhile...
https://t.co/xSCqiFSLHV
I’ve observed a change with the latest version of X on IoS when I forward a tweet on the native mail client.
The original behavior included a text preview of the tweet while the new behavior is to only include the link. Screenshots below. Confirmed on multiple devices.
It is the question I get asked more than any other: “What does Artificial Intelligence mean for my children?”
To wit, my piece in the Observer on the effects of Generative AI on childhood cognition.
It’s been 3411 days – more than 9 years – between these two pieces I had featured on @RCScience.
From anticipation to reckoning in under a decade. Links to both articles below:
https://t.co/BmTswhLbyU
https://t.co/ETeMP3A1bu
Eight months ago, on the way to soccer practice, my six-year-old asked, “Dad, where does ChatGPT live?” and unknowingly stirred his father’s creative impulses.
The resulting piece can be found below.
https://t.co/BmTswhLbyU
On The BetaKit Podcast, Sheldon Fernandez (@sheldonfff), former CEO of DarwinAI, opens up about what we can learn from talking to #AI.
What do we gain, what might we lose, and most importantly, how might this impact future generations?
Listen now. https://t.co/V4kI4T7ocH
An excerpt from the Jan 1991 issue of @PCMag, highlighting their technical awards for 1990.
The prose below makes for quaint reading 34 years later.
Feels apropos to share this on the first day of 2025; we’re at the precipice….
Ding’s blunder reminds me Karpov’s oversight in game 10 of the second KK match, which prefigured a changing of the guard against his youthful opponent.
Might this prove similarly portentous @Kasparov63 ?
#DingGukesh