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Google’s LaMDA chatbox and computer sentience – Why no computer will ever think

Everyone agrees Google LaMDA was not sentient artificial intelligence. They don’t consider what it means about our relationship with our creations.

Can I get a little awkward with you?

Can I get a little awkward with you? Right now I have that wonderful feeling of having just come from the dentist; my teeth feel clean, freshly scraped. I have minty freshness from the fluoride, that little place where my lower front teeth meet is smooth and clean...

New Website Launch

Join me in celebrating a new milestone - I am officially announcing the launch of my new website! I've been wanting to give this site a facelift for a long time. With my new writing career, I decided it was time to pull the trigger. Many thanks to Amy Hufford, owner...

Mexico on My Mind – part 6: The Beach of the Dead

If one goes to the farthest south end of the Sayulita beach where the sand turns to jagged rock, a secret road can be found that leads behind the rocks to Playa de los Muertos, a hidden beach invisible from the rest of the world. On the way, to the side of the road,...

Mexico on My Mind, Part 5 – Your lounge chair is now ready

Neither of us slept well the first night following our traumatic entrance into Puerto Vallarta. But by 10 a.m. the next morning, we found ourselves in the backseat of the car of Mr. Benjamin Sanchez, our Uber driver, as he drove us to Sayulita on a mountainous,...