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An exploration of the mathematical spaces that enable artificial (and maybe natural) intelligence. Interdisciplinary essays and analysis, focusing on stories, some code, but mainly underlying principles (including basic math) about our AI-infused future
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Minsky’s Society of Mind & The OpenAI — Hugging Face Hack (opens the original)
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In 1986, Marvin Minsky, the American mathematician, computer scientist and AI pioneer, published The Society of Mind1, a book detailing his theory for the emergence of intelligence. The Society of Mind, he wrote, is a scheme in which each mind “is made of many smaller processes. These we’ll call agents. Each mental agent by itself can only do some simple thing that needs no mind or thought at all. Yet when we join these agents in societies—in certain very special ways, this leads to true intelli
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