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🧠 From 1 Brain to Billions: What happens when machines don’t just compute—but reflect who we are?
GPT-4o, Claude 3.5, and Gemini 2.0 are forcing a global rethink on consciousness, identity, and the meaning of thought itself.

This isn’t sci-fi. It’s 2025—and it’s already happening. 🔍🤯

👇 Read the full narrative that’s making philosophers, AI researchers, and technologists rethink everything:

🔗 https://medium.com/@rogt.x1997/from-1-brain-to-billions-how-gpt-4o-is-reshaping-human-identity-66a11f66b77a

#Consciousness #GenerativeAI #HumanIdentity
https://medium.com/@rogt.x1997/from-1-brain-to-billions-how-gpt-4o-is-reshaping-human-identity-66a11f66b77a

Picture yourself wandering through the narrow streets of an ancient city, gazing at the buildings their arches, patterns, and weathered facades. Suddenly, it hits you: these structures feel like they belong to the people who live here. Not just in their style or function, but in some deeper way, as if the buildings carry a piece of the community’s essence. #Architecture #Culturaldesign #Humanidentity

https://archup.net/architecture-and-identity-reflecting-community-ties/

Merging Minds: Human, Machine, Unknown

#AIPhilosophy #HumanIdentity #OxfordResearch #MindAndMachine #InternetIsCrack

Thank you to everyone who took part in the Biotechnologies, Artificial Intelligence, and Human Identity conference yesterday. It was a great turn out with some superb discussion. Whether you were there in person or not, however, you can still respond to the call for papers for a special issue of Bioethics, co-edited by the conference convenors Alberto Giubilini and Andrew Moeller, deadline 7 Jan ’25

https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/pb-assets/assets/14678519/cfp/CFP-New-Biotechs-1713252866743.pdf

#bioethics #biotech #AI #humanidentity #CallForPapers

Here's an interesting piece on how knowledge of the history of the natural world influences how we think of ourselves in the larger scheme of things.

#history #science #HumanIdentity #dinosaurs

The Monumental Discovery That Changed How Humans See Themselves https://www.theatlantic.com/books/archive/2024/08/discovery-fossils-dinosaurs-evolution-book-review/679454/?lctg=6050e7cf4c8a1e4095fb492d

@gcbias
Some #FoodForThought from the #researchpaper linked above💡💡💡

“Importantly, in my view, the term ‘genetically similar to’ also helps to avoid the assumption of homogeneity within labels; ‘similar to’ does not imply ‘same as’. Similarity-based sample descriptors also move us some way to acknowledging the continuous nature of #geneticvariation across #humangroups in our sample descriptions. I am more genetically similar to some samples than I am to others, but that does not imply that there are natural groupings. Nor do similarity-based labels imply how I, as an individual, might choose to identify or what distribution of environments I might experience. For example, a person may be genetically similar to 1000 #Genomes samples labeled Southern Asian, yet in itself this similarity does not identify them as Southern Asian, whereas stating that a person has ‘Southern Asian #geneticancestry ’ comes much closer to making that linkage in people’s minds.
Working out the #genealogicalhistory of individuals and of groups of people from around the world is a fascinating area of research, but it should not be the day job of the majority of researchers in the field of #humangenetics , who instead need accurate sample descriptors of current day #geneticdiversity that aid clear communication.”
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