November 2024

November 2024

 

editorial 

 

 

artificial intelligence (AI)

 

 

theories                        techniques        machines

                    tools                            search engines

       logic                                  algorithms

    statistics            data bases

           simulating human intelligence 

                                  replacing human beings

 

 

   © yves brette.biz

 

for example, search engines like Google, recommendation systems used by YouTube, Amazon and Netflix, interactions using the human voice, like Google assistant, Siri, Alexa, autonomous vehicles like Waymo, generation and creation tools like ChatGPT, AI art, games and analyses in strategy games like chess, medical assistance, etc.

AI is everywhere, including in many AI applications that are not perceived as such, because a tool that becomes sufficiently useful and familiar is no longer labelled as AI

the problem is not the technology itself, which offers a vast field of positive theoretical and practical applications
however, what needs to be considered is the use made of it and the intention behind it.

 

      
© yves brette.biz

 

today’s little test with ChatGPT, a conversational agent using AI:

 

well, with the meridian it doesn’t work, off the radar !!!
however, in many areas, including very specific subjects, ChatGPT is very effective
but be careful, the system has an answer for everything, including when it doesn’t make sense!

 

 

 

counterpoint…

when organising a meeting, I sometimes ask the person with whom the event is being set up what the theme will be
their sensitivity to the vibrations of the moment, what they are experiencing in their body, what their mind is doing with them, their interests or preoccupations … give rise to something, a raw raw material
I always welcome it without question, make it my own and formulate a presentation around this theme
as we are part of the human network, the perceived resonance is part of the common field: you can’t miss it

 

 © Jenny Aguttere, Walkabout

 

Areni Agbabian, Nicolas Stocker, Bloom

 

so …

YouTube, Netflix, Amazon recommend …
ask Google, ask Siri!
browsers, comparators, apps for this and that

 

what do you use?
how do you do it?
why?
how far?

it’s something to see, feel and think about
with common sense