Looking forward to getting my copy, this is exactly what I need now as my current job is increasingly looking at what AI can, and can't do for us. Timing is perfect 👍
Sir, the website originality ai claims to have more than 99% accuracy in predicting Ai generated content. Is it possible to have such a content in the first place ?
Reading my copy. What struck me was the chapter on predictive AI and humans' need for perceived orderliness in their lives. If you think about it, you would realise that all knowledge is created solely to forecast the future. Observation and communication with others helps to build an individual's knowledge base, which he or she uses to make predictions about his or her future. Hence prediction is the cornerstone of human knowledge.
On the subject of self-driving: who will be responsible for the necessary changes to transportation infrastructure and urban planning? The government? Is anyone making any steps at all in that direction?
When are we going to discover the circuitry of awareness? When are we going to program a computer to speak according to English definition in which every word of every definition is in the dictionary and according to grammar, program a computer to speak English instead of returning prerecorded statements?
Looking forward to getting my copy, this is exactly what I need now as my current job is increasingly looking at what AI can, and can't do for us. Timing is perfect 👍
Just purchased my copy! I’m looking forward to learning more about your perspectives.
Sir, the website originality ai claims to have more than 99% accuracy in predicting Ai generated content. Is it possible to have such a content in the first place ?
I had recently written a detailed review about your book on linkedin. https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/unmasking-hype-review-i-snake-oil-arvind-narayanan-chinnadurai-apwvc/?trackingId=0dRUp4UmT9aCQNcKl6oQYw%3D%3D
I thoroughly enjoyed and learnt a lot from your book. Thanks
Is there any chance of a poster of the book cover? Honestly, I really want one for my office door, because the AI hype is just stifling where I am.
Reading my copy. What struck me was the chapter on predictive AI and humans' need for perceived orderliness in their lives. If you think about it, you would realise that all knowledge is created solely to forecast the future. Observation and communication with others helps to build an individual's knowledge base, which he or she uses to make predictions about his or her future. Hence prediction is the cornerstone of human knowledge.
On the subject of self-driving: who will be responsible for the necessary changes to transportation infrastructure and urban planning? The government? Is anyone making any steps at all in that direction?
Got the book last week. Can’t wait to dig in!
When are we going to discover the circuitry of awareness? When are we going to program a computer to speak according to English definition in which every word of every definition is in the dictionary and according to grammar, program a computer to speak English instead of returning prerecorded statements?