So AI being a source of truth and information is not a something that important. It's a generator and we should use it as such, getting it to map domains and repeating patterns. It should not be used as an encyclopedia or oracle.
So AI being a source of truth and information is not a something that important. It's a generator and we should use it as such, getting it to map domains and repeating patterns. It should not be used as an encyclopedia or oracle.
Serious question - with something like a programming language where there is a sort of finite information available about the language and how to use it. I've found once you start moving into areas where this isn't the case like metaphysics where there is a lot more ambiguity, does the sourcing and information then become more valuable? Or are we going to finally be ok with ambiguity as humans?
I can see what you're saying and agree, but are there areas where sourcing does in fact become more important?
I think they do become more valuable. Who said something and who believe it is equally as important as what was said.