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Video – Thought as Word Dynamics #13 – Logic is inherent to our memory network
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Video – Thought as Word Dynamics #12 – How are virgin neurones colonised?
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Genetic ontology (GO) and word dynamics: a comparison of complex systems
Illustration par DALL-E (+PJ) You may have seen the videos I’m currently making, entitled “Thought as Word Dynamics” (11 videos have already appeared in the series by now). A friend of mine submitted them to ChatGPT (GPT-4), asking the A.I. to transpose the linguistic model I propose to genetics from an Artificial Intelligence perspective. The…
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Video – Thought as Word Dynamics #11 – The hereditary principle for memory traces
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Video – Thought as Word Dynamics #10 – Word-pairs are either “A is a B” or “A has a B”
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Video – Thought as Word Dynamics #9 – “Penetrable” vs “impenetrable”
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Video – Thought as Word Dynamics #8 – Word pairs and Hebbian reinforcement
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Video – Thought as Word Dynamics #7 – Memory traces have an emotional value
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Video – Thought as Word Dynamics #6 – The blocks of thought are word-pairs
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Video – Thought as Word Dynamics #5 – A dynamics of emotions
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Video – Thought as Word Dynamics #4 – Overall principles
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Video – Thought as Word Dynamics #3 – Abstract
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Video – Thought as Word Dynamics #2 – An introduction
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Video – Thought as Word Dynamics #1 – Historical background
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Pribor.io – Self-Aware Machines (AI)
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The University of Idaho killings
On November 29, last Tuesday (I had posted my first post on the case on Saturday the 26th), I wrote the following in a comment : Steve Goncalves, the father of Kaylee Goncalves, one of the victims, readily responds to reporters, sometimes making rather cryptic statements. Unlike the other parents who, with the exception of…
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“Freudian metapsychology and AI systems”, Chapter 4 of a forthcoming book: Humanising Artificial Intelligence. Psychoanalysis and the Problem of Control
Humanising Artificial Intelligence. Psychoanalysis and the Problem of Control, Luca Possati (ed.) Chapter 4: “Freudian metapsychology and AI systems”, by Paul Jorion For eighty years now speculative thinkers have debated Isaac Asimov’s “3 Laws of robotics”, a bundle of 3 simple interlocking directions supposedly sufficient for regulating the behaviour of robots and making their daily…
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Unilog 2022 – What makes a demonstration worthy of the name? by Paul Jorion
What makes a demonstration worthy of the name? Paul Jorion * * ETHICS – EA 7446, Université catholique de Lille, 60 Bd Vauban, 59800 Lille, France Subject: Foundations of mathematics Cite as: https://www.pauljorion.com/blog_en/2022/04/09/unilog-2022-what-makes-a-demonstration-worthy-of-the-name-by-paul-jorion/
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This was what Brexit was preparing and enabling the British to do, by Duncan Sutherland
Last night I dreamed a dreadful dream. The world as we knew it ceased to be when a global pestilence descended upon it while its climate changed disastrously and uncontrollably. Standing among the ruins of the ancient Roman forum, the leader of the British revealed that he had had a vision. He had perceived that…