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The Crack You Don't Notice: How We Learn the Same Thing Two Opposite Ways
Preamble I'm going to ask you a simple question. Take a minute with it, then read on. The question: can an artificial intelligence learn? If your answer is no, hold onto that no. We're coming back to it. Part 1 — The question, asked twice Asked directly Put it to seven people you know. It sounds like this: "Can an AI learn?" The answers converge fast:
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