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

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

by jeffrey | Jun 17, 2022 | Non-fiction

Google’s LaMDA chatbox and computer sentience: Why no computer will ever think You may have heard about the Google software engineer who last week told the Washington Post that the Google chatbox named LaMDA had spawned sentience. (A chatbox is simply a computer...

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The Saragossa Bottling Company – page 17

Whatever it was the lady put in my tea the previous night, in addition to being some kind of truth serum that made me babble like a...

The Saragossa Bottling Company – page 16

There are two kinds of people in the world: those who call him Ringo, and those who call him Reginald. His mystery seemed to grow, his...

The Saragossa Bottling Company – page 15

My mood was considerably changed. I suppose it was the bullets whizzing past our heads, the angry French expletives, and our narrow...

The Saragossa Bottling Company – page 14

The last orange embers of sunset were fading in the west when we crossed the border into Pennsylvania. Shadows were gathering and sight was dim, but we had clear sky with stars and a gibbous moon overhead. By the moonlight I could see the landscape changing from the...

The Saragossa Bottling Company – page 13

"There’s just one problem, Bo. We don’t know how to get there.” “We’ll head east and stop to get a map.” “Oh good. So you have some money.” She didn’t wait to hear my answer, which would have been that I had two dollars and fifteen cents. Starting the engine and...