@martin_casado And even if we tolerate the final user’s perspective to decide when to assign the definition to what, ChatGTP already made that definition obsolete.

https://t.co/5nb7e8aECP

@martin_casado The absurdity of the “low-code/no-code” definition has always been that it’s qualified from the final user’s standpoint.

The problem with that approach is that any system can be defined as “no-code”.

Is my new dishwasher no code or code?

In my (very humble, in this case) opinion, no book can explain better certain dynamics we are seeing within the #AI community and the rivalry between leading researchers than “The Structure of Scientific Revolutions” (Thomas Kuhn).

If you have not read it, I highly recommend it.

@BethCarey12 It’s very nice to see @Numenta’s Thousand Brains theory mentioned in this article, Beth. If you look back at my Twitter history, you’ll see my many calls for the AI community to spend more time on it.

I was not aware of the Patom Theory. I’ll spend some time researching it.

@neurosock If you really intend to create BCI lectures online, and it makes sense to you from a reach/reliability/prestige/whatever standpoint, I’d be happy to host them for free on https://t.co/vsOnfgvwOg (with the due changes to the website to give them the appropriate relevance). DM me.

It’s great to see 2 of my favourite startups ever* (@fig and @openbb_finance) mentioned in this report. Very nice, @SB_SergBell.

ROSS Index – the fastest-growing open-source startups
https://t.co/tMyPMswonK

*https://t.co/wS2YvG606N https://t.co/9mPZKEuHTx

I want to do an experiment. I’ll replace the expression “large language models” with the word “people” in #AI papers and see what happens.

Let’s start with this one.

Large Language Models Can Be Easily Distracted by Irrelevant Context
https://t.co/FajzQHWlVD https://t.co/YzznFbifjk

But what’s happening is almost better. Shakespeare was a bot. That explains everything. https://t.co/VCMMDuzcTG

.@benedictevans complains that his profile written by #ChatGTP is very credible but completely made up. But maybe it’s a feature for obituaries?

Empathy’s new tool uses AI to generate obituaries, and it’s not half bad https://t.co/g0m9SEgHRp https://t.co/45B30xi7GO

@Snowden I’m sure you did all the necessary due diligence for the open web options you suggest (and people trust you) but, from a user experience standpoint, you are asking people to put their private keys into a field on a bare page that doesn’t even have contact information.