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Jay Gordon defends Chomsky's view more thoroughly against my criticism here: https://plus.google.com/110181959253415840755/posts/7y2s5e9Sggk https://plus.google

Jay Gordon defends Chomsky's view more thoroughly against my criticism here: https://plus.google.com/110181959253415840755/posts/7y2s5e9Sggk https://plus.google.com/110181959253415840755/posts/7y2s5e9S... I also leave some responses on that post.

calibraxis 13y ago
Thank you! A little off-topic, I like the idea of seeing AI research as an industry, and looking at institutional problems which make its output worse. Anthropologist David Graeber discusses this in (http://thebaffler.com/past/of_flying_cars http://thebaffler.com/past/of_flying_cars) and (https://vimeo.com/41863599 https://vimeo.com/41863599). (The article and video focus on different things; the article's editors removed some arguments about bureaucratic technologies — on the internet, we fill out forms all day — and the video delves more into that.)