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1. breadw+8c[view] [source] 2023-11-05 18:03:33
>>rntn+(OP)
What would be the basis of a distinction between artificial vs. wetware intelligence? In both cases, a neural network is being trained.
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2. Manfre+df[view] [source] 2023-11-05 18:17:20
>>breadw+8c
Scale and speed of adoption influencing the impact on the value of the source material.

A person can only service a few projects a year and it takes day or weeks on ingest new knowledge. A trained network only needs to train once and faster than a person, it can then be replicated and is only limited by computing power.

That skews the market and the value of the books. I would not write a book if it was then ingested by and AI and never sold to a person.

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