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In The Nature of Technology, W. Brian Arthur argues that invention is recombination: taking what exists and putting it together in a new way.
We are no longer the only ones who can do that. Generative AI was trained on close to the sum of human knowledge, so it can combine ideas across domains in a way no single person ever could.
That is the stage of the innovation loop I find hardest to argue we still own.
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In The Nature of Technology, W. Brian Arthur argues that invention is recombination: taking what exists and putting it together in a new way.
We are no longer the only ones who can do that. Generative AI was trained on close to the sum of human knowledge, so it can combine ideas across domains in a way no single person ever could.
That is the stage of the innovation loop I find hardest to argue we still own.
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In The Nature of Technology, W. Brian Arthur argues that invention is recombination: taking what exists and putting it together in a new way.
We are no longer the only ones who can do that. Generative AI was trained on close to the sum of human knowledge, so it can combine ideas across domains in a way no single person ever could.
That is the stage of the innovation loop I find hardest to argue we still own.
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In The Nature of Technology, W. Brian Arthur argues that invention is recombination: taking what exists and putting it together in a new way.
We are no longer the only ones who can do that. Generative AI was trained on close to the sum of human knowledge, so it can combine ideas across domains in a way no single person ever could.
That is the stage of the innovation loop I find hardest to argue we still own.
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In The Nature of Technology, W. Brian Arthur argues that invention is recombination: taking what exists and putting it together in a new way.
We are no longer the only ones who can do that. Generative AI was trained on close to the sum of human knowledge, so it can combine ideas across domains in a way no single person ever could.
That is the stage of the innovation loop I find hardest to argue we still own.
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Seek knowledge. Discover. Invent. Build new tools. Explore again.
That loop has driven human technology for thousands of years, and we have always been the ones in the middle of it. AlphaFold and generative AI are already doing real work in three of those five stages, and none of that needs AGI.
My new post asks what that does to the middle of the diagram.
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Seek knowledge. Discover. Invent. Build new tools. Explore again.
That loop has driven human technology for thousands of years, and we have always been the ones in the middle of it. AlphaFold and generative AI are already doing real work in three of those five stages, and none of that needs AGI.
My new post asks what that does to the middle of the diagram.
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Seek knowledge. Discover. Invent. Build new tools. Explore again.
That loop has driven human technology for thousands of years, and we have always been the ones in the middle of it. AlphaFold and generative AI are already doing real work in three of those five stages, and none of that needs AGI.
My new post asks what that does to the middle of the diagram.
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Seek knowledge. Discover. Invent. Build new tools. Explore again.
That loop has driven human technology for thousands of years, and we have always been the ones in the middle of it. AlphaFold and generative AI are already doing real work in three of those five stages, and none of that needs AGI.
My new post asks what that does to the middle of the diagram.
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Seek knowledge. Discover. Invent. Build new tools. Explore again.
That loop has driven human technology for thousands of years, and we have always been the ones in the middle of it. AlphaFold and generative AI are already doing real work in three of those five stages, and none of that needs AGI.
My new post asks what that does to the middle of the diagram.
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https://www.europesays.com/people/236927/ Quote of the day by Bill Gates, ‘Being flooded with information doesn’t mean we have the right information or that we’re in touch with the right people’ offers timeless powerful lessons on authenticity, meaningful human connections in today’s digital world #BillGates #BillGatesQuote #KnowledgeManagement #ProfessionalRelationships #QuoteByBillGates #QuoteOfTheDayByBillGates