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The Future isn’t About Smarter AI. It’s About Our Relationship to Intelligence.
Sam Altman, cofounder and CEO of OpenAI, has been warning us about the rapid acceleration of AI. It can feel overwhelming and scary. But what matters more than the speed of machine intelligence is how we humans relate to it. If we see AI as a replacement for us, of course it feels threatening.
The future won’t be shaped by how powerful the models become. It will be shaped by how we orient ou
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“Our cultural notion of smart often has to do with one’s proficiency with language. When we can confidently put forth a clear, logical argument about something, we’re much more likely to be viewed as smart. But as we saw with David Lynch, we can’t always say all that we know.”
― Deep Knowing: Entering the Realm of Non-Ordinary Intelligence
― Deep Knowing: Entering the Realm of Non-Ordinary Intelligence
“Our cultural notion of smart often has to do with one’s proficiency with
language. When we can confidently put forth a clear, logical argument about
something, we’re much more likely to be viewed as smart. But as we saw
with David Lynch, we can’t always say all that we know.”
― Deep Knowing: Entering the Realm of Non-Ordinary Intelligence
language. When we can confidently put forth a clear, logical argument about
something, we’re much more likely to be viewed as smart. But as we saw
with David Lynch, we can’t always say all that we know.”
― Deep Knowing: Entering the Realm of Non-Ordinary Intelligence
“Deep knowing is not cognitive. In the intelligent field, there is genuinely
nothing to say.
But everything to feel and know.”
― Deep Knowing: Entering the Realm of Non-Ordinary Intelligence
nothing to say.
But everything to feel and know.”
― Deep Knowing: Entering the Realm of Non-Ordinary Intelligence
“Art breaks open a dimension inaccessible to other experience, a dimension in which human beings, nature, and things no longer stand under the law of the established reality principle...The encounter with the truth of art happens in the estranging language and images which make perceptible, visible, and audible that which is no longer, or not yet, perceived, said, and heard in everyday life.”
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“Deep knowing is not cognitive. In the intelligent field, there is genuinely
nothing to say.
But everything to feel and know.”
― Deep Knowing: Entering the Realm of Non-Ordinary Intelligence
nothing to say.
But everything to feel and know.”
― Deep Knowing: Entering the Realm of Non-Ordinary Intelligence
“Our cultural notion of smart often has to do with one’s proficiency with
language. When we can confidently put forth a clear, logical argument about
something, we’re much more likely to be viewed as smart. But as we saw
with David Lynch, we can’t always say all that we know.”
― Deep Knowing: Entering the Realm of Non-Ordinary Intelligence
language. When we can confidently put forth a clear, logical argument about
something, we’re much more likely to be viewed as smart. But as we saw
with David Lynch, we can’t always say all that we know.”
― Deep Knowing: Entering the Realm of Non-Ordinary Intelligence
“Our cultural notion of smart often has to do with one’s proficiency with language. When we can confidently put forth a clear, logical argument about something, we’re much more likely to be viewed as smart. But as we saw with David Lynch, we can’t always say all that we know.”
― Deep Knowing: Entering the Realm of Non-Ordinary Intelligence
― Deep Knowing: Entering the Realm of Non-Ordinary Intelligence
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