Tag: artificial intelligence
Por C4SS. Título original: What Does AI Think of AI Art? del 15 de diciembre de 2022. Traducción al español de Vince Cerberus. A medida que el debate sobre el arte y la escritura de la IA se apoderaba de Internet, en C4SS empezamos a preguntarnos: ¿qué piensa la propia IA sobre todo esto? Si bien…
Oleh: C4SS. Teks aslinya berjudul “What Does AI think of AI Art?” Diterjemahkan ke dalam Bahasa Indonesia oleh Iman Amirullah. Saat perdebatan mengenai seni dan tulisan AI memenuhi Internet, kami di C4SS bertanya-tanya: apa pendapat dari AI itu sendiri tentang semua hal ini? Meskipun AI belum dapat memberi kami pendapat tanpa diminta, Evan Pierce dari…
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As the debate about AI art and writing took over the Internet, we at C4SS got to wondering: what does the AI itself think about all this? While it’s not yet possible for AI to give us opinions without some prompting, C4SS’s Evan Pierce sat down with ChatGPT to co-write some essays in favor of…
I’m mostly writing about morality because I would very much like to stop writing about morality. I say this because morality is, ultimately, a social construct — which isn’t to say that it’s nothing, but is to say that it’s malleable. It’s a feeling. You can’t whip out a morality-o-meter and measure morality. Even further,…
Hayek nell’era informatica Di Jocheved Matt. Originale pubblicato il 26 giugno 2018 con il titolo The Last Person in the Room Must Close the Door. Traduzione di Enrico Sanna. Capita a volte che mentre si entra in classe per una lezione di informatica qualcuno dica: “L’ultimo chiuda la porta.” La frase, apparentemente sensata, è un…
There is a common joke in computing circles to announce at the beginning of a course that “The last person in the room must close the door.” Though at first blush the request seems reasonable, this is an example of an uncomputable function. The last person to enter the room has no way of knowing…
