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Limited throughput
There are only so many interactions with synthetic agents humans can maintain daily; way below the respondents' capacity for answering. In addition to…
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Synthetic coevolution
Soon, our engagement with synthetic intelligence agents will be ubiquitous and natural as we rely more on their assistance. While shaping these models…
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Losing authorship
As the lines between the human author and their digital assistants blur further, the existing idea of data authorship loses its value. We might be…
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Virtual data streams
Assuming novel intelligence models would benefit from acquiring more data beyond existing datasets and the internet, the natural progression could be…
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Where's Wally?
Continuing the last week's line of thought, we can expect consciousness to dissolve as we approach the extent of our potential. With no unanswered…
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Self and local models
If self is indeed just a story we tell ourselves to preserve the agent's continuity in the physical world and culture is a similar type of story on the…
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Fragmented reality of social networks
Existing social platforms tailor the user experience to a limited set of interaction formats and guidelines. We have social networks designed for short…
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