Daniel Santos
@danielsantos
Brazilian lifelong learner. Curiosity waves surfer. I will probably die next to a pile of things I was meaning to read.
Daniel Santos
danielsantos.org
Of course we all claim to hate complexity, but it’s actually just complexity added by other people that we hate — our own bugbears are always exempted, and for things we understand we quickly become unable to even see there is a potential problem for other people.
Luke Plant • No one actually wants simplicity
Nossa relação com a complexidade: só não gostamos quando é a complexidade adicionada por outras pessoas. Me lembrei da frase de Sartre, “o inferno são os outros”.
For Krishnamurti, AI demands a fresh look at intelligence itself. If we agree that true intelligence can’t be mechanical, then maybe it’s time to define intelligence as something beyond what any computer could imitate or simulate.
Big Think • Mechanized Minds: AI’s Hidden Impact on Human Thought
Parar e listar fontes interessantes não é uma prática que vejo com frequência. Uma pena, pois ganhamos muito ao investir tempo criando uma lista ou um mapa de publicações, autores, pesquisadores e cases que se relacionam com nosso projeto de aprendizado. O benefício mais óbvio é o de efetividade. Ao saber onde estão as fontes mais adequadas,
... See moreConrado Schlochauer • Lifelong Learners – O Poder Do Aprendizado Contínuo
LLMs are a moat, but for how long?
An LLM vendor like OpenAI isn’t an aggregator, As far as I can tell.
• An aggregator leverages a monopoly on demand to commodify supply .
• Whereas a traditional industrial monopoly leverages a monopoly on supply to extract $ from demand .
LLM vendors seem more like a traditional industrial monopoly. Like an
... See moreGordon Brander from Subconscious • LLMs and Information Post-Scarcity
Change, but start slowly, because direction is more important than speed. —Paulo Coelho
The Top Gun Theory of AI: When Maverick Becomes a Machine
You can tell whether a man is clever by his answers. You can tell whether a man is wise by his questions. —Naguib Mahfouz