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This is exactly right. I’m a writer, and this is already accepted by the literary reading public: the human origin…
Dear Robert of Invisible America, Having read your outstandingly interesting comments here, I would now very much like to have…
Mark, in my view, the article is stronger historically than philosophically precisely because it conflates three distinct questions: whether a…
Chat GPT generated comment on this discussion. I believe in a detente with AI This is a particularly interesting discussion…
References: https://explainx.ai/blog/china-robot-lightning-100m-usain-bolt-record-august-2026 https://theawesomer.com/robots-humans-perform-martial-arts/796716/ https://www.aiplusinfo.com/blog/robot-learns-badminton-via-ai-simulation/
To be completely explicit: this refutes the statement that “The field, he argued, had succeeded precisely where knowing-that applied: formal…
Here’s one such argument. AI-enabled robots have broken the world 100-m sprint record, can do world-class martial arts, and play…
I’m off to give a faculty workshop at Loyola Law School in Los Angeles tomorrow (Thursday) (jointly sponsored by Loyola’s new Center for Interdisciplinary and Comparative Jurisprudence). Don’t expect much new until the weekend.
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