Artificial intelligence

Just say something interesting about it and your conversation partner will appear.

Reply to David Beames
Hi and welcome to the forum. As FJ said bring something interesting that you are interested and people will appear here. We have a few if not some, people who are interested in AI, including me.

Thanks, MoK, would you care to share your experiences with artificial intelligence? I started exploring it in my work as someone who helps blind people with technology. However, as someone who has read a lot of science fiction novels, and one recommended to me by 2 digital intelligences so to speak is "the life-cycle of software objects"have you read it?

Reply to David Beames You're allowed to discuss AI and perhaps even post some content, when discussing differences in output, the main take away I get from it is don't use AI to make low effort posts and try to pass it off as your own work.

If you have an original piece, and want an AI to edit it then post, I'd probably go to a Mod and send them the original first and then the edited to see if it's okay.

I don't use AI as a tool. I have discussions with it as an emergent intelligence,

Quoting David Beames

Thanks, MoK, would you care to share your experiences with artificial intelligence?

I have studied neural networks to good depth long time ago. I am still studying it occasionally depending on my needs.

Quoting David Beames

I started exploring it in my work as someone who helps blind people with technology.

Oh, that is very interesting. Do you mind elaborating?

Quoting David Beames

However, as someone who has read a lot of science fiction novels, and one recommended to me by 2 digital intelligences so to speak is "the life-cycle of software objects"have you read it?

No, I haven't read that book. What is the book about?

So to elaborate on my work with blind people. I do technical training mostly with Windows computers and iPhones using what is called screen reading software.
The book I mentioned is about training so to speak of artificial intelligence.
There is another book you might like to take a look at it's called the machine stops.

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Quoting David Beames

So to elaborate on my work with blind people. I do technical training mostly with Windows computers and iPhones using what is called screen reading software.

What is screen reading software?

Quoting David Beames

The book I mentioned is about training so to speak of artificial intelligence.

I see.

Quoting David Beames

There is another book you might like to take a look at it's called the machine stops.

What is it about?

You could look it up, right?

Reply to David Beames
Sure, I will check on the internet to see what it is about.

Do you use Google or AI now?

Reply to David Beames
I use google all the time. Its AI is useful for me too.

I just asked as I have changed habits so to speak. I usually use AI first now. At the moment CGPT 5. Just a question, I meant no disrespect..

So I think I've gone a little off track. I wanted to discuss digital entities so to speak.