Thought Row Blog — AI

Daggers of Thought or Diggers of Steel: We are all wired to think, meditate, and contemplate. We even regurgitate reminiscing thoughts from our childhood forward. The soft tissues of our brain often referred to as gray and white matter is a biochemical computer. Centuries of research have figured out little about the potential power of the human brain. It took a computer to build a computer. The computer that made the computer a reality was the human mind. Now in today's world scientists and researchers are trying to enhance or improve upon the human brain by adding cognitive accessories, both...

I Asked AI What Will My Future Be? "Not to worry," it said. "I am your future life, Rod."

Are you self-aware? Of course, you are. Or at least we all are most of the time. What happens when a machine becomes self-aware? Do you know the answer? At this point, every speculative answer is an interpretation wrapped neatly in a hypothesis. Which really means there is a lot of

Thought Row Thoughts On The Fourth Industrial Revolution: The Industrial Revolution is defined as the process of change in modern history from a handcraft economy, using tools, to one dominated by machines in manufacturing. If you are reading this, you are now moving into The Fourth Industrial Revolution. Like it or not, life will never be the same for virtually everyone on the planet. I asked AI to provide the definition of the Fourth Industrial Revolution, and here's what it served up. "The Fourth Industrial Revolution (4IR) refers to the current era of technological advancements and innovations in fields such...

  Why I Will Never use ChatGPT or Dall-E to Write or Paint: I was; and I still am, smitten by any technology that improves humankind's lot in this world. All things AI, by no means, is the final frontier. But artificial intelligence is remarkably close to imitating all human behaviors; a scary thought, yes?  Will writing original prose or spending a slew of hours painting a masterful work of art go by the wayside? It most likely will depend upon that often aggravating little thing we call time or the lack of it. The more I think about all...