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  1. @shibbi.meBluesky

    The advent and continuing imminentization of AI creates an incentive to identify experiences that we cannot cede without losing what makes us human. These range from grand to petty, but all serve to build a defensive boundary around “human”. This boundary always excludes some actual humans.

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  2. @whstancil.bsky.socialBluesky

    If I go to you ten years ago and say "Imagine a robot that can write books, that can draw things that have never existed, that can talk exactly like a human, that can reason through complex problems. Does this pose hard questions about our own unique nature?" 99% of you say "Yes, of course"

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  3. @aslynnromano.comBluesky

    vibes block ruined context but: AI is not people De-personify robots Humanize humans For Pete’s sake please Johnny 5 is the only exception

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  4. The areas that AI can never replace: 1. Critical thinking 2. Problem solving 3. Systems thinking 4. Empathy 5. Communication Skills 6. Human taste (judgement) These are the most in-demand non-AI skills for the next decade and beyond.

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  5. @ds-nana.bsky.socialBluesky

    Why AI Coding Agents Need Shared Memory to Work Better Together hackernoon.com/why-ai-codin...

    hackernoon.com Why AI Coding Agents Need Shared Memory to Work Better Together | HackerNoon

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  6. This (post and thread) gets at what I meant when I said any evidence of machine consciousness in AI models would need to be separate from language and responses to prompts. Because we know those things have been programmed to mimic human consciousness.

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  7. @markwyner@mas.toMastodon

    Well said, @emilymbender. For years I’ve been giving a lecture on ethics in AI and our relationships with machines. Your point about projecting interpretations is so spot on it had me raising my fist when I read it. 😂 In discussions after my talks, people have often asked about empathy/emotions in machines. I always note that we’re looking at it the wrong way. There can be a genuine exchange of emotion, but it’s in how we view the exchange, not how the machine views it. I think that’s where folks generally confuse their own emotions with what they perceive are emotions emanating from softwa

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  8. We’re still talking about a machine, right? New Abuse Policy Tests AI Personhood www.cnet.com/tech/service...

    cnet.com Don't Be 'Cruel' to Claude: Anthropic's New Abuse Policy Tests AI Personhood

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  9. humanizer "A 12B model that rewrites AI-written drafts (emails, essays, reports, forum posts; English and Chinese) so they read like a person wrote them. It is trained to keep every number, unit, date, name and quote and to add nothing, and it runs locally." #ai #opensource #model #human 🔗 […]

    paperbay.org Original post on paperbay.org -

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  10. @amyhoy.bsky.socialBluesky

    very succinct & accurate take on “automation” and ai also, this goes hand in hand with the arrogance of hating meetings. some meetings are badly run but the essence of a meeting is multiple people getting together to learn from each other, collectively decide and plan, which is critical work

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