The "large language model" approach to AI has yielded
startlingly good results for programmers, but is not so good
for finding out facts . . .
A Google search for harvard mathematician h.s.m. coxeter yields . . .
Readers able to use Google can easily find out who wrote the above
gestalt passage. It was not Coxeter.
Further investigation via Google yields the O'Toole source:
O'Toole, Michael, The Language of Displayed Art ,
Leicester University Press, 1994, p. 4.
Mank, Baez, Collins — A trip back to Christmas Eve, 2021.
Related art (via Baez) for Josefine Lyche —
See also Lyche in Log24 posts tagged Star Cube.
Kitty in Uncanny X-Men #168 (April 1983)
"Try Bing Chat, Kitty."
* A Harvard phrase for a process analogous to that of the Hogwarts Sorting Hat.
Update at 9 PM ET March 17: A related observation by SHC —
The use of binary coordinate systems as a conceptual tool
Natural physical transformations of square or cubical arrays
of actual physical cubes (i.e., building blocks) correspond to
natural algebraic transformations of vector spaces over GF(2).
This was apparently not previously known.
See "The Thing and I."
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