"He stopped at a bench where people could catch buses
from Somewhere to Elsewhere." — John Crowley, 1981
Hat tip to Stephanie Dick, now at Simon Fraser U.
"He stopped at a bench where people could catch buses
from Somewhere to Elsewhere." — John Crowley, 1981
Hat tip to Stephanie Dick, now at Simon Fraser U.
From thinking-machines.online/ —
“Online lecture series on artificial intelligence, summer 2021. . . .
The series will be jointly hosted by
the Research Institute for the History of Science and Technology, Deutsches Museum,
as part of their traditional »Montagskolloquium«,
the STS group at the European New School of Digital Studies, EUV,
Munich Center for Technology in Society (MCTS), TUM, and
the Philosophy of Computing group, ICFO, Warsaw University of Technology.”
From thinking-machines.online/dick/ —
“… it is urgent to unpack what is at stake….”
See as well the phrase “possible, necessary, and urgent”
in the April 10 post Bond.
And then there is Foreigner . . . .
(For the “possible, necessary” part, see Modal Nietzsche.)
Stephen Ornes in Quanta Magazine today —
ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE:
Symbolic Mathematics Finally Yields to Neural Networks
“Another possible direction for the neural net to explore
is the development of automated theorem generators.
Mathematicians are increasingly investigating ways to
use AI to generate new theorems and proofs, though
‘the state of the art has not made a lot of progress,’
Lample said. ‘It’s something we’re looking at.’ “
As is Stephanie Dick.
For the Church of Synchronology —
See as well this journal on the above lecture date: April 4, 2018,
in other posts now also tagged D8.
Update of 11:22 PM ET Jan. 13, 2020 —
Note the Christmas Eve date, and compare and contrast with the previous post.
From a Log24 search for Deep Beauty —
From a related search —
For the Church of Synchronology —
An image from this journal on the above Dick date, Feb. 9, 2011 —
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