Jakob Ohlhorst

- So you wanted to get back to your wife?

- Yes, I missed her dearly.

- So, how long were you on Ogygia?

- Seven years.

- And you liked Calypso?

- Well look, she’s a supernatural nymph with magic powers!

- Right.

Nice, das ist bestimmt komplett KI-generiert

Now do it again, but send a guy in a lab coat to everybody while they fill out the questionnaire! (He’ll just hover, and not make any demands himself)

- So you wanted to get back to your wife?

- Yes, I missed her dearly.

- So, how long were you on Ogygia?

- Seven years.

- And you liked Calypso?

- Well look, she’s a supernatural nymph with magic powers!

- Right.

The governing coalition would dissolve instantly, the SPD would not abide any involvement

While these cases may feel different, I would strongly emphasise that they usually will be very similar. In most cases, LLM interaction is and will be gasoline poured on an already burning fire.
So it's not really b e c a u s e the computer told him. But I agree that is little consolation

Deutscher Buchhandlungspreis: Weimer schließt Buchhandlungen nach Prüfung durch Verfassungsschutz aus Der Kulturstaatsminister kann Künstler, die sich um eine Förderung bewerben, vom Verfassungsschutz überprüfen lassen. Ein Erlass des Innenministeriums macht es möglich.

"Kulturstaatsminister Weimer kann Künstler, die sich um eine Förderung bewerben, vom Verfassungsschutz überprüfen lassen. Ein wenig bekannter Erlass des Innenministeriums macht es möglich. Beim Deutschen Buchhandlungspreis gab es jetzt die ersten Ausschlüsse." www.sueddeutsche.de/kultur/wolfr...

Book cover of “Temporal Cognition in Animals” by Angelica Kaufmann in the Cambridge Elements: The Philosophy of Biology series. Against a black background, the title is surrounded by Ernst Haeckel’s illustrations of marine organisms—radial, symmetrical forms in vivid blues, oranges, reds, and greens.

Do non-human animals represent time? New Element in the #PhilBio series by Angelica Kaufmann—free to download until March 16! Kaufmann argues that temporal cognition is widespread across many animal species & advances comparative analyses 👇📕 www.cambridge.org/core/element... #evosky #HPS #cogsci

The implicit weight of this argument hangs on the banal fact that academic publishing consisted of substantial sectors of rubbish for years now.
I’d note, the laziness of having used Claude for this also shows in that there would have been a more interesting post in examining what it does to those.

Stattdessen: "What intelligence tests miss" von Stanovich

you might try to glean the valuable insight/what the criticism should have been from the paper?
In the sense: this was a misunderstanding but it points to that issue, which you can then address

I saw a talk version of this paper and came away having learned so much about how distortions in medical data are produced from the top down through the categories we use. So glad it’s out now!

Sogar da ist es ein deutscher Fimmel, in der Schweiz wird nicht mit "reiner" Wäsche geworben, die braucht da keinen Arielschein

journals.ub.uni-koeln.de/index.php/ph...
We have just published Herman Cappelen's replies to his critics on our website.

Does ChatGPT refer? To find out, read our paper by Steffen Koch! Part of our first special issue on Language and AI journals.ub.uni-koeln.de/index.php/ph...

Den SEP Artikel zu connectionism ;)

Paul M. Churchland, To transform the phenomena: Feyerabend, proliferation, and recurrent neural networks - PhilPapers Paul Feyerabend recommended the methodological policy of proliferating competing theories as a means to uncovering new empirical data, and thus as a means to increase the empirical constraints that al...

Das sind eher Bücher, sonst das hier?
philpapers.org/rec/CHUTTT

Churchland on Neuronal Networks; and Osler's "Hallucinating with AI"
Something about whether LLM-outputs are meaningful

Nice , I like the liability questions around air pollution (also a collectivisation). Though it doesn't give us directly what insurances think monetarily. That the carbon industry would go bankrupt if they had to bear their externalities doesn't surprise me.

So my understanding is that nuclear power wouldn’t be economical if it had to be insured privately; so states subsidise it indirectly by collectivising the risks.
You seem to be able/interested enough in the thing to tell me whether that’s a mistaken impression on my part!

The table on the title page

I feel tempted to start an argument that it’s canals.
I guess goods vs people.

To my understanding we should expect talk of zeliefs in about 250 years.
Early modern philosophers started out with beliefs in the 18th century, then we got aliefs a few years ago, so either it’s zeliefs next, or omegaliefs

put it in the paper

🚨🚨 Die Vereinigung französischer Jurist*innen hat Anzeige erstattet wegen der Verbreitung von Falschnachrichten in Bezug auf das manipulierte Video von Francesca Albanese.

Hier die englischsprachige Aussendung👇🏼

Gratuliere!

I’m editing a SI for Synthese at the moment: the rules are quite strict editor submissions are handled by the chief editor, so Aidan’s on the money.

The whole cognitive stuff looks very interesting anyways, the term just got my epistemologist hopes up

Free book alert!
About very cool stuff at that

This looks very interesting! Do you also link it to traditional accounts of „self-evident“?