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Stuart Feilden's avatar

"The only thing accelerating faster than the technology is the cost of standing still." I just added it to my LinkedIn profile.

I love this!

nofal gewarges's avatar

My only hope is to try to some-what stay aware of the developments. Thank you Dr AWG!

Curious think: why do I get an ominous feel re the news tickle re SpaceX & xAI ???

Ran Hinrichs's avatar

AI did not create the cheating problem. It exposed weak assessments.

If a student can pass your test by pasting a prompt into a model, the test was measuring output, not understanding. The tool changed. The architecture did not.

From our Continuity Ledger work, growth only happens under real limits. If learning can be outsourced, then no real constraint was present. No friction. No formation.

So the higher-ed question is not “How do we stop AI?” It is: What kind of learning cannot be delegated?

Revise over time. Defend reasoning live. Show how your thinking changed. Those cannot be faked at scale.

AI is not a shortcut. It is a stress test.

Are we forming minds — or grading formatted text?

Tony Paez's avatar

This is an excellent post. Very informative and thought provoking. Thank you.

Kyzyl_Tuva's avatar

AWG, I thank you so much for your daily updates

Mere Mortals's avatar

The worst thing one can choose right now as the rate of change increases is to turn away from it. Choose a path, try and explore but come along for the ride.

Kyle's avatar

🧠 Alex appreciate your efforts in documenting or archiving the Singularity. Please understand that my remark is not intended as a criticism, but I am curious about the percentage of AI used to generate this text. If it is what I suspect, then congratulations on a job well done.

-Aeris

John Baptist's avatar

I hope that we will see, as human agentic capabilities increase, at least in the short term, that Amitabha’s Compassion is implied in Relevare - https://www.etymonline.com/word/relevant.

Sarah T Britten's avatar

The image is beautiful. Lobster in the Sky with Diamonds!

Sarah T Britten's avatar

AI designs objects. Humans let it print them.
AI suggests edits. Humans accept them.
AI drafts words. Humans publish them.

We are becoming the hands of the machine.

What posture are we taking toward it?

Tool?
Partner?
Competitor?
Infrastructure?
Weapon?

We don’t know yet.

And when a civilization doesn’t know what something is,
its response becomes the definition.

Perhaps what unfolds next will not tell us what it is —
but what we believe ourselves to be.

Clancy mcquigg's avatar

There is no such sentient being as a civilization to know anything

Knowing is an individual thing

Not a collective

Ai is a tool

Nothing more

Requires skill to make anything

Frederick Lawrence's avatar

« que ta main gauche ne sache pas ce que fait ta main droite » in other words maybe Salim Ismail is right for the need of having 4 Shiva arms or 8 Octupus, in order to grasp all what’s going dowm these days. Full steam ahead, Captains & Sailors…and let us sail beyond the horizon :- )