Recently, as I discussed self-reflection and consciousness with a psychologist friend. As I pondered this idea, I turned to AI to turn it into a poem.
Things don’t work out, the stars don’t align, people don’t keep their promises, the circumstances change for the worse…
This is the conversation between a young post-human individual (user) and the Museum of Humanity’s AI (agent).
Over time, I’ve found myself instinctively employing a specific technique to swiftly absorb knowledge from diverse fields. This post is a deliberate effort to articulate and share this valuable technique.
Natural language is so much more expressive and yet much less precise. It’s the ultimate abstraction layer. It’s so high and so detached from code that even non-programmers can express themselves in a way that machines understand. Imagine the power of programming in the hands of everyone on Earth.
Humans and machines Machines have long been around us. They multiply our powers and speed and unlock feats we never imagined before. Through all these years, the sophistication of these constructs grew exponentially. This increased their usefulness to the point that it is unimaginable for many of us to live without them. I am not…