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#Zoomposium with #Dimitri #Coelho #Mollo (Assistant Professor in #Philosophy of #Artificial #Intelligence):
“How intelligent is #artificial #intelligence?”

His #research focuses on # epistemological #questions within artificial intelligence and #cognitive science and seeks ways to improve our understanding of #mind, #cognition and intelligence in #biological and artificial #systems.

More at: philosophies.de/index.php/2023

Or: youtu.be/9xrsxXrXjQw

#Zoomposium with Dimitri Coelho Mollo (Assistant Professor in Philosophy of #Artificial #Intelligence):
“How intelligent is #artificial #intelligence?”

His #research focuses on # epistemological #questions within artificial intelligence and #cognitive science and seeks ways to improve our understanding of #mind, #cognition and intelligence in #biological and artificial #systems.

More at: philosophies.de/index.php/2023

Or: youtu.be/9xrsxXrXjQw

What stands out to me in today’s #ForwardDaybyDay verse (Luke 2:45-46) & #TheDisciplesWay verse (Luke 12:16e-21) is that God is asking #questions of human individuals even though God has/is all the answers. It would be easy to see this as God wanting humanity to explain & justify their actions, & possibly square them with their beliefs or God’s laws. I don’t quite see it that way. God is clearly engaged in teaching moments in both these verses. What strikes me is that God is not dictating what we should do or think or say. Instead, God’s helping us discover that on our own & where we will go from that point on. For instance, the young Jesus leaves the temple with his parents after spending 3 days among the teachers. Presumably, his questions (& their answers) gave them much to reflect on. OTOH God’s questions expose the futility of the rich man’s selfishness & demonstrate that there are more important things in life (beyond protecting our wealth) that we are called to do, think, & say.

Zoomposium with Dimitri Coelho Mollo (Assistant Professor in #Philosophy of #Artificial #Intelligence):

"How Intelligent is Artificial Intelligence?"

His #research focuses on #fundamental and #epistemological #questions within artificial intelligence and #cognitive #science, and seeks ways to improve our understanding of #mind, #cognition, and intelligence in #biological and #artificial #systems

More on: philosophies.de/index.php/2023

or: youtu.be/9xrsxXrXjQw

#Zoomposium with Prof. Dr. Thomas #Naumann and Dr. Ilja #Bohnet "The #mysterious #universe: The fundamental #questions of #modern #science"

In this further installment of our "#Zoomposium Interview Series", my colleague Axel Stöcker from the "Blog der großen Fragen" and I had the great honor and pleasure to interview two proven #experts in the field of #physical #research and experts in #communicating #scientific #research #results.

More at: philosophies.de/index.php/2022

or: youtu.be/1ouxs6P3Enc

How do you drink your coffee and/or tea?

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What's your favorite color?

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I've just heard the song "Andy's Chest" by Lou Reed, and I have a problem with it. He says, 'Her belly button was her mouth/ Which meant she tasted what she'd speak.'

My problem is: why would this be more true of a belly-button mouth than a regular mouth? If she could taste words, why couldn't she taste them with the tongue in her head mouth?

It's another poll time. I think everyone will like this one as I am sure y'all have come across some of these at one point in your life.

What's the most annoying tech support cliche?

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