LLMs may erode practical knowledge and embodied experience, philosopher warns

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The author contemplates how reliance on Large Language Models (LLMs) might lead to a loss of practical knowledge and embodied experience. Drawing parallels to Heidegger's philosophical concept of "readiness to hand," the piece suggests that the ease of accessing information through AI could diminish our direct engagement with and understanding of the world. AI

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IMPACT Explores potential downsides of AI on human knowledge and experience, prompting reflection on the broader societal impact of LLMs.

RANK_REASON The cluster contains an opinion piece discussing the potential negative impacts of LLMs on human knowledge and experience, referencing philosophical concepts.

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I’m thinking also about Heidegger’s idea of “readiness to hand”, and how we’ll lose knowledge and experience by using LLMs: https:// danielprindii.com/blog/misc

I’m thinking also about Heidegger’s idea of “readiness to hand”, and how we’ll lose knowledge and experience by using LLMs: https:// danielprindii.com/blog/miscell anea-no-2-about-creativity 3/3 # technology # AI # Internet

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I’m thinking also about Heidegger’s idea of “readiness to hand”, and how we’ll lose knowledge and experience by using LLMs: https:// danielprindii.com/blog/misc

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