Machine and Individual (1) The case of « soft skills »
The rise of AI is increasingly reducing the “residue” of human skills. Will “soft skills” always be one of them?
The rise of AI is increasingly reducing the “residue” of human skills. Will “soft skills” always be one of them?
The mathematician Georg Cantor published “Grundlagen…” in 1883, a major text of which we propose another reading.
According to some researchers, the largest chatbots somehow “understand” the texts they handle. What exactly does this mean?
Investor Marc Andreessen has just published his “Techno-Optimist Manifesto” which, like Technology itself, does not fail to stagger us.
In 1944, physicist E. Schrödinger set out his thoughts on the structure of life in a book entitled “What Is Life?”.
The Informatization Age that began in the 1940s welcomed a new technical system in line with the so-called “Process Philosophy”.
After “intelligence”, whose technological fate seems to have been settled, the “living” is now in the line of sight. But at what cost?
The Informatization Age that began in the 1940s is constantly changing in appearance but remains a worldwide endeavor towards automation.
Mathematic threads numbers without any limit, up to infinity and beyond. Ultrafinitism, by refuting this “right”, isn’t it mistaken?
Progress is correlated to the increase of numbers in the direction of “googol”, an allegorical number “invented” in 1940 by Edward Kasner.