Reality isn’t Real

Matt recently equipped himself with VR equipment. He was interested in what this technology could do for his research in neuroscience. One day, I came around his place to catch-up, and I tried it. There…

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Meaning and Making

“Modern archaeology seeks for early evidence of human humanity in three areas of activity 1. artistic expression 2. religious practice and 3. tool making. These areas, it could be argued, take equal precedents in defining…

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AI Revolution Conference Notes

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AI Today and a Vision for the Future

Key points Amazing how much of the conversation was about following intuition / looking for the right questions / experimenting and converging. Aligns fully with the non-objective search.

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Generative AI is not the same as retrieval

Excellent insights and conclusions by Alex Powell from a recent AI event: https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/conference-notes-bcs-search-solutions-2023-alexander-powell-mbcs-spuxe

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Creativity as a Search

It’s useful to think of achievement as a process of discovery – as if searching through all the possibilities for the one we want. Not like searching for a sock in the laundary, but more…

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Creating vs Creating for a living

This article overlaps with many of the things we’re trying to understand and reconcile. “The first, obvious answer is that people don’t want simply to create, but to make a living creating, to create as…

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Heuristics

From Margaret Boden A heuristic is a form of productive laziness. In other words, it is a way of thinking about a problem which follows the paths most likely to lead to the goal, leaving…

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