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I'm interested in seeing how brains change as AI usage increases, in the same way many of us don't attempt to memorize phone numbers, what skills will we offloa
by tudorw 3y ago
I'm interested in seeing how brains change as AI usage increases, in the same way many of us don't attempt to memorize phone numbers, what skills will we offload to 'AI', will we be aware that it's happening? Perhaps more interesting, what new adaptations or adjustments may occur as a result of this augmentation. I hope that our brains ability to synthesize new thoughts both extrapolated and 'from thin air' will remain a useful skill regardless.
- zarzavat 3y agoThe problem with AI is that it doesn’t really free you to do anything else, because as soon as it does, that thing becomes the next open research problem. For example, you could say that ChatGPT frees writers to focus on creativity. But someone somewhere is working on making LLMs more creative and less formulaic.