What is reality? Is it what we see and sense, what we experience? Or is it what we think these experiences correspond to “out there”, beyond ourselves and our reach? Is there more to reality than what appears to us? Is there an ultimate reality holding the world of experience up? In this first article I will try to outline some of the topics this project is about.
> A central issue to this distinction between intelligence and wisdom is that in the particularist paradigm dominant in today’s culture, we think we have a very clear idea of how computation can be used for artificial intelligence, as the sensational successes of the past decade speak to, but we have no idea how or even if computation can be used for artificial wisdom.
I'd be very careful with claims of nonexistence, they are very tricky!
Not to mention: in my experience, I find ChatGPT and Goggle's Gemini to be extremely capable of wisdom, definitely far surpassing average humans, but you have to talk to them a certain way....otherwise, it's a lot like talking to a human!
> A central issue to this distinction between intelligence and wisdom is that in the particularist paradigm dominant in today’s culture, we think we have a very clear idea of how computation can be used for artificial intelligence, as the sensational successes of the past decade speak to, but we have no idea how or even if computation can be used for artificial wisdom.
I'd be very careful with claims of nonexistence, they are very tricky!
Not to mention: in my experience, I find ChatGPT and Goggle's Gemini to be extremely capable of wisdom, definitely far surpassing average humans, but you have to talk to them a certain way....otherwise, it's a lot like talking to a human!
Excellent post, keep on writing!!