David Chalmers asks, what would count as evidence that large language models are or could be conscious? That doesn't mean they're sentient or aware of their own existence, just that there is some sense in which we can say what it's like to be an AI (just as Nagel asks, "what is like to be a bat?"). There isn't an operational definition of consciousness; that is, there...
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Could a Large Language Model be Conscious?
Publicado en OLDaily el 02/02/2023
Publicado en OLDaily el 02/02/2023
I am somewhat in agreement with this paper (which feels a lot longer than it is) in which David Hunter argues for a conception of mind that "has a rational agent at its heart, one whose acts, thoughts, and feelings can depend on how things are or could be, including how she is...
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Maha Bali argues that we need not worry about AI because there will still be plenty of work for people to do. For example, "teachers could focus on what they do best, what they cannot be replaced in." The argument is based pretty much entirely on the assertion that AI will not be...
Leer másEducator considerations for ChatGPTEducator considerations for ChatGPT
Publicado en OLDaily el 02/02/2023
This is a page provided by OpenAI, the makers of chatGPT, that educators should perhaps read before using it or, for that matter, complaining that it doesn't do this or that. "ChatGPT has no external capabilities and cannot look things up in external sources. This means that it cannot access the internet, search engines, databases, or any other sources of information outside of the...
Leer másPut Down the Shiny Object: The Overwhelming State of Higher Education Technology
Publicado en OLDaily el 02/02/2023
I'm sympathetic with the main line of argumentation in this article, but there's a disconnect that's glaring. The suggestion is that students aren't as good at tech as people suppose, so institutions and (especially) professors should think twice...
Leer más22 Of The Funniest British jokes Shared On This Online Group.
Publicado en The Language Nerds el 02/02/2023
British humor is a distinctive and eclectic blend of irony, sarcasm, wit, and absurdity. It is often characterized by its dry delivery, self-deprecating tone, and subtle undertones. British humor can range from witty one-liners and clever puns to more absurdist forms of comedy, such as Monty Python’s Flying Circus. British humor also often employs irony …
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Leer másAI, Technical Architecture and the Future of Education
Publicado en OLDaily el 01/02/2023
I quite like Mark Johnson's take on the impact of AI in learning - to be honest, he had me interested as soon as he said there's no time to be worrying about how to 'stop students from cheating'. And his take on AI itself is useful: "AI is a silly description. 'Artificial Anticipation' is much better. The technology is new. It is not a database; it consists of a...
Leer másOpen science, closed doors: The perils and potential of open science for research in practice
Publicado en OLDaily el 01/02/2023
This is quite a good paper outlining four...
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Students Got $10K to Upgrade Their HS. It Drove a Citywide "Wave of Democracy"
Publicado en OLDaily el 01/02/2023
Learning analytics as data ecology: a tentative proposal
Publicado en OLDaily el 01/02/2023
Learning analytics can be understood as a "data ecosystem with...
Leer másAthabasca U, Alberta government reach agreement
Publicado en OLDaily el 01/02/2023
The dispute between Athabasca University and the Alberta government has been resolved for now with the university agreeing to increase its on-site staff count in the town of Athabasca by 30. But this is just one instance of a greater interest in government exercising more...
Leer másAI21 Labs' mission to make large language models get their facts right
Publicado en OLDaily el 01/02/2023
21 Creative Country Jokes and Puns That are Just Hilarious.
Publicado en The Language Nerds el 01/02/2023
Country puns are a play on words that use the names of countries to create a pun or a joke. For example, one country pun might be “Why did Canada cross the road? To get to the “eh”mpire State Building!” These puns are often light-hearted and can be a fun way to bring humor to …
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