A Guide to Lifelong Learning

A Guide to Lifelong Learning—With AI

updated 15d ago

Thinking Like an AI
by Ethan Mollick
oneusefulthing.org
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“The kind of computing these LLMs are doing, this kind of intelligence, is just different. Is that an existential risk? Well, I come back to the fact that we have no idea how the human brain works.” It’s easier to imagine catastrophic things than see the opportunities, he points out.
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Rare AI project that helps make creative works (high literature) accessible / reimagine the way books can be enjoyed (from a solitary, passive experience of becoming list in the fictional world of a book → having a reading buddy to collaborate with in digesting and making the books personally relevant)
Rare AI project that helps develop human creativity, on the prerequisite that the reader actively engages with the LLM through “marginilia” the way book lovers scribble books with notes.
From Notetaking to Neuralink
by Contrary Research
research.contrary.com
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