
Although learning both is good….
Thanks to Matt, on it as always….
Here’s what happens when you ask an AI about the future of war with a focus on AI and quantum. Not bad. I had to remove some nonsense and add a few things that I felt were missing. It’s not contextualised within geopolitics and resouces either. I’m suprised it picked up on quantum (GPS free) navigation (who knows about that?). Subscription warfare? Interesting. I think that already exists inside the dark web. The probability/impact matrix is 100% human. Takeaways? We are perhaps becoming too reliant on complex systems that require electrical power and wireless connectivity and which allow for simple no-tech counter-measures. There also seems to be a further convergence between gaming and warfare and possibly a collapse of the binary distinction between RL and VR.
#AI #futureofwar

I’ve been thinking alot recently about what AI systems can and cannot do. I’ve been thinking about love, hate, fear, hope, humour and human kindness. Then out of nowhere I remembered this scene from the film Good Will Hunting. Think of Matt Damon as ChatGPT. (4 minutes to watch).
Greetings to my loyal and lovely readers and welcome to 2025.
Spotted this the other day. The article goes on to say that Jung said that the way in which a society talks about UFOs (and I might add to this sci-fi generally)` provides insights into our deepest fantasies. On a related note, here’s a preduction. The further we erect monuments to technology and workship at the alter of AI, the more we will believe in illogical, mystical and spiritual forces. There is an emerging desire for magic in the age of math.


Off to a good start, but fell at the last fence I felt.
https://www.newyorker.com/culture/open-questions/in-the-age-of-ai-what-makes-people-unique