The slow deep hover
Andrew Brown"Deftly, Admiral, cast your fly"
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The inhumanity of mass media
Emily Bender says that when an LLM gives a false answer it’s not even lying. It’s not dealing in information at all. But I’m not sure that there has to be intent or even knowledge for information to be transmitted. I can derive reliable inf...
From worms to Wittgenstein
Earlier this year I read The Enigma of Reason by Dan Sperber and Hugo Mercier and it has taken some time to digest. I ordered it because anything I have read by either author has changed the way I see the world. This did not disappoint and ...
The Vatican is the oldest computer in the world
Francis Spufford once said that Bletchley Park was an attempt to build a computer out of human beings so the credit for this metaphor belongs to him. But it can be generalised to any bureaucracy. They are all attempts to impose an algorithm...
Kill me now
I don’t want a lot from my word processor. In fact I don’t want a word processor at all. Even before MS Word was cluttered with exhortations to use Copilot I had come to loathe it for the increasingly elaborate handholding of the interface,...
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Writes for people: the Guardian for most of the last 20 years. Writes books, too. Sometimes wins prizes. Religion, technology, ethics, literature.
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