This is good argument for why tech/science/stem need to read history, or 'older' science history. To at least be familiar with the science that has come before, either to know what was discarded, to be familiar with past dead ends, or forgotten knowledge that could still have value.
A lot of the AI spurred arguments in the last year seem like so much re-hashing since they were being discussed in 1879.
These arguments aren't new.
This is good argument for why tech/science/stem need to read history, or 'older' science history. To at least be familiar with the science that has come before, either to know what was discarded, to be familiar with past dead ends, or forgotten knowledge that could still have value.
A lot of the AI spurred arguments in the last year seem like so much re-hashing since they were being discussed in 1879.