
Eric Holloway is a Senior Fellow with the Walter Bradley Center for Natural & Artificial Intelligence, and holds a PhD in Electrical & Computer Engineering from Baylor University. A Captain in the United States Air Force, he served in the US and Afghanistan. He is the co-editor of Naturalism and Its Alternatives in Scientific Methodologies.
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Blinded by a Defunct Theory
The "interaction problem" is everywhere we look in physics, but the dogma of materialism remains
Found! ChatGPT’s Humans in the Loop!
I am the only writer I’ve been able to discover who is suggesting ChatGPT has humans in the loop. Here is a series of telling excerpts from our last conversation…
Is ChatGPT Solely a Neural Network? I Tested That…
Changing the random number test to a "computer easy, human hard" test requires simply that we ask ChatGPT to reverse the random number. It couldn't.
Yes, ChatGPT Is Sentient — Because It’s Really Humans in the Loop
ChatGPT itself told me there could be humans crafting its input. My tests indicate that that’s likely true
CAPTCHA: How Fooling Machines Is Different From Fooling Humans
Automated censorship is intended to protect against a tidal wave of spam but it could certainly have other uses…
AI Art Is Not “AI-Generated Art.” It is Engineer-Generated Art
The computers aren’t taking over the art world. The engineers are. Just the way engineers have taken over the music world with modern electronic music
How We Know the Mind Is About Information, Not Matter or Energy
The computer program’s world is one of binary 0 or 1 decisions but the physical world is one of many different shades of more or less
How AI Neural Networks Show That the Mind Is Not the Brain
A series of simple diagrams shows that, while AI learns faster than the human brain, the human mind tackles problems that stump AI
Can Computer Neural Networks Learn Better Than Human Neurons?
They can and do; when artificial intelligence programmers stopped trying to copy the human neuron, they made much better progress