Reimagining AI by asking new questions.
How do people relate to computers? Good question. Take a look at our latest research published with the University of British Columbia to learn more about the ways in which humans observe the world, and therefore interact with technology like ours.
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Empathy is a bit more nuanced than any single algorithm, machine learning model, or codebase. Empathy is “emergent” and shows up between biological systems (people, animals, etc.). Our theory is: sufficiently complex computer systems can foster empathy too.
There has long been hope that somehow Natural Language Processing methods will lead to some generalized causal inference approach emerging from language itself. This is probably not going to work out, because human language is messy and incomplete.
There’s a lot here, and a lot more to come... 😌
How do people relate to computers? Good question. Take a look at our latest research published with the University of British Columbia to learn more about the ways in which humans observe the world, and therefore interact with technology like ours.
Read the Paper
Empathy is a bit more nuanced than any single algorithm, machine learning model, or codebase. Empathy is “emergent” and shows up between biological systems (people, animals, etc.). Our theory is: sufficiently complex computer systems can foster empathy too.
There has long been hope that somehow Natural Language Processing methods will lead to some generalized causal inference approach emerging from language itself. This is probably not going to work out, because human language is messy and incomplete.
There’s a lot here, and a lot more to come... 😌