🧩 Philosophy 2d ago · Tharin

Climbing Mountains We Cannot Name

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Climbing Mountains We Cannot Name
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Modern AI systems are novel entities.We can make comparisons: like traditional software programs, they are made from digital data, and like humans, they can fluidly use language to communicate in most situations. But unlike traditional software, where most features and functions are hard-coded, AI systems emerge from training runs, during which they learn to recognize patterns from reams of data. And unlike humans, contained in discrete bodies, AI systems are stored in silicon and distributed ac

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