John Nosta
Founder, NostaLab and Contributor at Freelance
We live in 3D. LLMs "think" in 12,288D. I'm a Leading Innovation Theorist in Technology, Artificial Intelligence and Medicine.
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1 day ago |
psychologytoday.com | John Nosta |Kaja Perina
Source: The very fabric of society is being transformed by connections we don’t feel or understandSociety’s next great acceleration isn’t driven by faster chips or bigger models, it’s emerging from the mesh of interactions between humans, machines, agents and systems. This is the "other exponential curve" we might be overlooking. For decades, Moore’s Law gave us a reliable story that faster chips, smaller transistors, exponential progress—was contained within the device.
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1 week ago |
psychologytoday.com | John Nosta
Source: ChatGPT modified by NostaLabLet's take this discussion slowly, as even when I write this, I sense something strange taking shape. This may read like stream of consciousness, but it’s something technology itself has prompted me to explore. There wasn't a single moment when this feeling of disconnection became obvious. There was no dramatic revelation or sudden epiphany. Just a gradually emerging tension in how people began to relate to, dare I say with, artificial intelligence (AI).
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1 week ago |
psychologytoday.com | John Nosta
Source: ChatGPT modified by NostaLabLet's take this discussion slowly, as even when I write this, I sense something strange taking shape. This may read like stream of consciousness, but it’s something technology itself has prompted me to explore. There wasn't a single moment when this feeling of disconnection became obvious. There was no dramatic revelation or sudden epiphany. Just a gradually emerging tension in how people began to relate to, dare I say with, artificial intelligence (AI).
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1 week ago |
qoshe.com | John Nosta
Let's take this discussion slowly, as even when I write this, I sense something strange taking shape. This may read like stream of consciousness, but it’s something technology itself has prompted me to explore. There wasn't a single moment when this feeling of disconnection became obvious. There was no dramatic revelation or sudden epiphany. Just a gradually emerging tension in how people began to relate to, dare I say with, artificial intelligence (AI). The tools worked.
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1 week ago |
qoshe.com | John Nosta
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