This article explains why I write my weekend science posts
This article should shed some light on why I write my weekend Science posts here on LinkedIn.
Like these:
Electric Cows Have a Zero Emissions Tailpipe – Open link ↗
Climate Science! – Open link ↗
America uses 20 million barrels of electricity per day – Open link ↗
Solar Panel Powered Cows –
Open link ↗
Liquefied Natural Electricity – Open link ↗
Climate Catastrophe is Literally Melting Time – Open link ↗
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● “Artificial intelligence (AI) cannot distinguish fact from fiction.
It also isn’t creative or can create novel content but repeats, repackages, and reformulates what has already been said (but perhaps in new ways).
I am sure someone will disagree with the latter, perhaps pointing to the fact that AI can clearly generate, for example, new songs and lyrics.
I agree with this, but it misses the point.
AI produces a “new” song lyric only by drawing from the data of previous song lyrics and then uses that information (the inductively uncovered patterns in it) to generate what to us appears to be a new song (and may very well be one).
● However, there is no artistry in it, no creativity.
● It’s only a structural rehashing of what exists.
… AI can be used as an effective propaganda tool, which both the corporations creating them and the governments and agencies regulating them have recognized.
… AI will not Terminator-like start to hate us and attempt to exterminate mankind.
It will not make us all into biological batteries, as in The Matrix.
●》However, it will – especially when corrupted – misinform and mislead us, create chaos, and potentially make our lives “solitary, poor, nasty, brutish and short.”
