A child-machine was born
Unlike fictional child robots, real-life AI was not conceived and raised to connect us with our human nature. But maybe that's a mistake?
Topic
Technology
A collection of 25 issues
Dear Turing, I Have a Test For You
After reading his 1950 article, "Computing Machinery and Intelligence", I decided to write Alan Turing a letter asking him what to do when the roles have been switched and it is AI putting us to the test.
4 minutes until you receive an auto-generated answer...
What if I told you that quick answers are part of the problem rather than the solution to creating long-term value with generative AI?
"Can machines think?"
Many have heard of the Turing test, but what did Alan Turing think about the difference between humans and machines?
Why did he never answer his own question, "Can machines think?"
And why did he talk about a "question and answer method" but focused solely on
Why do we call it artificial intelligence?
Yesterday I had a conversation with Niels who suggested it's because we don't understand this kind of technology.
And when we don't understand something, we either:
🤷‍♀️  Consider it inevitable
🙅‍♀️  Refuse to have anything to do with it, or
🙇‍♀️  Ascribe a higher 'intelligence'
Zuckerberg flygter fra noget andet end vi tror
Finans: Hvad gør man, når man har penge nok til at gøre præcis, hvad der passer én?
Decision-driven data
I like data-driven decisions, but I like decision-driven data more.
Decision-driven data is what you get when:
Tech founders make a decision about
- what kind of data to collect and NOT to collect
Tech owners make a decision about
- what kind of data to use and NOT to
Finans: Vi har brug for virksomheder, der har brug for os
🎶 I dag er det miiiin fødselsdag, hurra hurra hurra! Jeg sikkert mig en gave får, som jeg har ønsket mig i år 🎶 - Eller også gør jeg ikke.
Hvis der er noget, jeg har lært de første 44 år af mit liv, så er det, at jeg ikke bliver lykkelig
What is the purpose of AI?
AI: How we failed The Marshmallow TestWhat if AI is not about finding the best
answers to the most difficult questions, but about avoiding dealing with the
fact that some questions cannot be answered? Asking scientists and decision
makers to deal with a question they do not know the answer
Lazy brains
When I was growing up, no one told me my brain was lazy and wired to seek the
shortest distance to reward.
I was never accused of being biased, and I didn’t know I suffered from FOMO and
social comparison.
Today we not only tell each other that our