This is where I stand on arts produced ‘thethingwedontsaythenameof’ i.e. (learning models and associated fauna). (Part 2). In Valley crosser science I discussed scientific research produce by AI models. Here I describe the artistic counterpart:(...)

Jaron Lanier wrote a beautiful article for the New Yorker (may require subscription). In it he writes “If you work with virtual reality, you end up wondering what reality is in the first place. Over the years, I’ve toyed with one possible definition(...)

I am part of a discussion collective of intellectuals brought together by Silicon Valley tech companies, jointly with companies in academic and scientific publishing. The discussion group is simply a town hall where members from very distinct academic and(...)

A quantified estimate of the difference between learning and deep learning. A computer scientist who I highly respect said `Computer science is not a science. The clue is in the need to say science. No one says biology science, or physics science. It is just(...)