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Philosophers critique AI's claims on knowledge and intelligence

The discussion explores the nature of knowledge and intelligence, contrasting philosophical perspectives with current AI discourse. It questions the claims made by "techbros" regarding AI, suggesting that true knowledge is a personal, contextual process rather than an objective, universally applicable entity. Philosophers like Nietzsche and Marx are invoked to critique the fallacies in AI's perceived intelligence, while Fernando Pessoa's concept of "ser-se" (to be oneself) is presented as a counterpoint to AI's claim of knowing. AI

IMPACT Challenges the prevailing narrative around AI's intelligence by grounding the discussion in philosophical concepts of knowledge and selfhood.

RANK_REASON The item is an opinion piece discussing philosophical concepts in relation to AI, rather than a direct announcement or research finding.

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Philosophers critique AI's claims on knowledge and intelligence

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    RE: https:// hachyderm.io/@thomasfuchs/1170 04283767232535 been holding back on unleashing Derrida, Foucault but especially Nietzsche and Marx on the fallacies

    RE: https:// hachyderm.io/@thomasfuchs/1170 04283767232535 been holding back on unleashing Derrida, Foucault but especially Nietzsche and Marx on the fallacies about knowledge and intelligence being sold by techbros with # AI , so let me start with Fernando Pessoa: knowledge is a…