Alejandro Marin @montiniLab

@Plinz Knowledge is a market, unfortunately. It’s the same pattern I’ve seen in other domains. And, to this matter, poor cybernetics has been constantly raped by different authors exploiting its basic model through different packages

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Alejandro Marin @montiniLab

3 years ago

@Plinz For me, Josha Bach is in the list 🙂 Principles of Synthetic Intelligence made a difference in my perception of AI and AGI

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Alejandro Marin @montiniLab

3 years ago

@ataiiam @leecronin The statement “thinking is movement through conceptual space” challenge the definition of both, reasoning and imagination (IMHO)

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Alejandro Marin @montiniLab

3 years ago

@AndrewYNg I believe that before entering such a complex conversation we should do some information architecture in the conversation itself. This is a pattern we’ve already learned from decades of design work (BTW, I’m hinting at the fact that you are ultimately proposing a design convo).

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Alejandro Marin @montiniLab

3 years ago

@SignalsNSorcery 😂

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Alejandro Marin @montiniLab

3 years ago

@__drewface Attention is the reading head point at something

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Alejandro Marin @montiniLab

3 years ago

When perspective changes shapes, understanding can change with it.

Almina @Code4_11

7 years ago

#137 : Loves beat NEORT : neort.io/art/bp43srs3p9… OpenProcessing : openprocessing.org/sketch/838202 #creativecoding #p5js #generativeart #digitalart #NEORT

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Alejandro Marin @montiniLab

3 years ago

@AGI_HeavenHell @ylecun Indeed. And when we speak about exponential growth we fall into the trap of seeing it as a curve (a line), when we should find ways to visualize it in a non-linear way, like dots saturating in a region, multiple lines playing together, or some representation that isn’t linear

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Alejandro Marin @montiniLab

3 years ago

@elonmusk Same reason dislexia exists? 🤷🏻

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Alejandro Marin @montiniLab

4 years ago

@_florianmai @Artoftheproblem @pmddomingos @sama Statistics are useful because the predicted pattern either matches reality or is convincing. In other words, statistics doesn’t need to be true in order to be useful.

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Alejandro Marin @montiniLab

4 years ago

@_florianmai @Artoftheproblem @pmddomingos @sama Hasn’t Gestalt stated that (with different words) decades ago? 1) Take given patterns 2) Complete as you can

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Alejandro Marin @montiniLab

4 years ago

@sama That’s why you usually exclude experts from your user research (unless you are designing for them)

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Alejandro Marin @montiniLab

4 years ago

@FelixDelong Makes sense! (IMHO). If nature bets on recursiveness to scale (fractals) then the resulting design system should be high on homoiconicity (the data resembles the code which resembles the expression of the code)

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Alejandro Marin @montiniLab

4 years ago

@leecronin I haven’t read your paper but as a designer I intuir Assembly Theory makes tons of sense if we observe life as a huge design system at play

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Alejandro Marin @montiniLab

4 years ago

@designaid_web @zendadddy @oatly In this case, eyeballs on your balls

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Alejandro Marin @montiniLab

4 years ago

@SignalsNSorcery I think those who might listen to synthetic music will probably be the same listening to Mood playlists today (user just looking for a background)