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To Predict a Word
Although Substack provides a transcription, here’s the original with my formatting. Hello and welcome to another episode of Practicum AI. I’m Dan…
Apr 30
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Practicum AI
Starting next week, I am launching a 2nd podcast series to complement my Between the Lines blog and podcast. This series will be called Practicum AI…
Apr 24
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Snap, Crackle, Pop... a Scene is Born
In last week’s Pop Rocks & Poetry post, I explored the essential differences between embodied intelligence and its machine imitator. Although a large…
Apr 23
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Pop Rocks & Poetry
When I was a kid, I used to buy Pop Rocks candy. Life was good on Pop Rocks. Pour some “rocks” into your hand, pop them into your mouth, and then just…
Apr 16
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The Sound of Meaning (Part II)
In my last post, I talked about how the human mind can infer meaning from sound alone. As far as I know, this is a dimension of intelligence that has…
Apr 9
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The Sound of Meaning (Part I)
I recently read Mary Oliver’s wonderful book, Rules for the Dance. Oliver is one of America’s great poets, and a colleague here at the University of…
Apr 1
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March 2024
Why Languages, Literature, and Culture still Matter (Part V)
Technology is often a two-edged sword. Even as it replaces technical tasks in some areas, it creates opportunities in others. That will be the case with…
Mar 25
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Why Languages, Literature, and Culture still Matter (Part IV)
As has happened so many times before, advanced technology is once again playing the disruptor. AI is going to change the way we live and work, but those…
Mar 14
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Renaissance Remake (Part I)
Hello and welcome to another episode of Between the Lines. Here we explore the limits of AI and the hidden potential of human intelligence. Today, I’d…
Mar 11
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Why Languages, Literature, and Culture still Matter (Part III)
In my previous post, I highlighted the educational value of deliberately placing yourself in situations alien to your existing way of life. All of us…
Mar 5
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February 2024
Prompt Poetry
I subscribe to Andrew Ng’s weekly newsletter called The Batch. Andrew is one of the world’s leading authorities on AI, and he’s a wonderful educator…
Feb 28
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Why Languages, Literature, and Culture still Matter (Part II)
In my previous post, I advanced the idea that creativity and creative skills will become much more valuable as AI automates away many of the technical…
Feb 20
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