Readers praise essay's nuanced engagement with AI themes
3 Oct 31 · 11d ago · 4 posts · 2 sources · development 3 of 3
Commenters highlight the essay's depth and complexity as a counterpoint to polarized discourse on artificial intelligence.
“It is long, meandering, and very nuanced. Perfect weekend reading, and a nice antidote to the absolutism that infects almost all thinking on social media.”
uastronomerJames Bridle Writer, artist, and technologist
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1 outlet Benchma(r)king – James Bridle
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"What we have here is, quite literally, a chair designed by someone who has read a lot about chairs but never actually sat in one. [...] This is the idea of a chair brought to life; but things—objects, beings, relationships—are not mere ideas, and you certainly can’t get every aspect of them from books." https:// emergencemagazine.org/essay/be…
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Fantastic essay on using AI to design and build a chair. It is long, meandering, and very nuanced. Perfect weekend reading, and a nice antidote to the absolutism that infects almost all thinking on social media. https:// emergencemagazine.org/essay/be nchmarking/
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