>Even if they're a near perfect tool, we are still the interface between them and our lived experience.
Until they are embedded into automatons that can interact with the world.
(To be clear, I'm both on board with this, and I think it's the natural progression. Currently they are bounded by their training set, but interaction with the world is the imperative for theory -> test -> analysis -> update that is essential for growth and creativity.)
Until they are embedded into automatons that can interact with the world.
(To be clear, I'm both on board with this, and I think it's the natural progression. Currently they are bounded by their training set, but interaction with the world is the imperative for theory -> test -> analysis -> update that is essential for growth and creativity.)