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Human cognition meets machine cognition, human cognition gets better

This is an interesting account of how the game of Go changed following the success of DeepMind’s AlphaGo in 2016. He describes the ‘machine-mediated flourishing’ enabled by the release of an open source Go engine, suggesting a combination of imitating machinic moves and abandoning ‘weak heuristics’ which inhibited human creativity in the game.

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January 25, 2024
Alpha Go, cognition, creativity, Go, Ontology of emerging technologies, posthumanism, Realism and AI
LLMs and social life, Realism and social theory
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