Replying to @GoogleAIStudio
Gemini 4, because someone has to do it
Replying to @sopharicks
Go functionalism! Rereading Consciousness Explained in the foothills of the singularity is a blast!
Replying to @sbkaufman
Open but critical. ECREE. “Extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence”. As a card carrying functionalist, I’m open to this, at least to machine consciousness as a form of ‘access consciousness’, and the latest j-space evidence is intriguing.
Replying to @rorysutherland
Perhaps true for many Brits. Not so sure for large swathes of the rest of the human race.
Replying to @rorysutherland
None worse than Left vs. Right Brain nonsense. People are whole brained, and both hemispheres are active in most tasks. Despite the best efforts of neuroscience, and virtually every university, the myth still subsists in marketing.
Replying to @OfficialLoganK @emollick
People and businesses have put their trust in Gemini, Google and you, to offer a SOTA model, and now risk losing clients unless moving away from Gemini. When - roughly - will 3.5 pro launch?
Replying to @glukianoff
Dangerously close to thought police, especially if you use AI discursively as your ‘system 3’ extended mind to think things through… Not smart.
Replying to @glukianoff
Keep up the good work Greg; the world needs you.
Replying to @SteveStuWill @ProfByron
The Bell Curve cast a long shadow - not much found today in many undergraduate psych courses/text books on IQ, apart from claims that IQ tests are useless.
Replying to @emollick
Canary in the coalmine. Time to turn on the ‘only people I follow can comment’ setting?
Replying to @DaveVoelkerPhD @CJFerguson1111
You can discount social desirability bias, but not sure you can avoid it unless the subject/respondent doesn’t know they are being observed. Projective techniques are still performative.
Replying to @sbkaufman @jean_twenge
The power of (changing) context. The fundamental attribution error is indeed fundamental. We are all cultural chameleons.
Replying to @newstart_2024
We said the same about paper. Vector of bad ideas, bad habits, antisocial behaviour - people with their nose in books rather than interacting with others.
Replying to @chamath
Student IQ scores in US have been falling for over 50 years (at least in college) - Correlation is not causation.
Replying to @emollick
Not convinced? I’ve found this approach; LLMs as conversational thought partners, not cheating tools, as the only solution works in higher ed - but only for those motivated by cognitive engagement. Those open to cognitive surrender will just cheat themselves out of an education…
Replying to @ReubenRunacres @jayvanbavel
DISC is closer to astrology the the Big Five
Replying to @emollick
Interesting, primed to adopt the perspective of a psychologist, Gemini 3 Pro suggests Sylvia Plath’s ‘Mirror’.


