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Thom Markham, PhD's avatar

Kudos again. I believe the interweaving of AI, human intelligence, and a radical revamp of ‘skills’ is underway. But here’s the main disruption: We’re going to figure out the brain is a quantum organ that learns through resonance, not a collection of biochemicals that somehow ‘thinks.’ The AI-Human interface will shift.

Tim Dasey's avatar

I am open to that theory but it is highly unproven, and moot to my emphases. The key is to connect or distinguish conceptually, not teach mechanisms which in any event aren't very relevant to those top level behaviors. Think psychology more so than neuroscience (an analogy).

Thom Markham, PhD's avatar

Thank you, Tim. Understood. But I promise you AI will reveal the limitations of the biochemical model and lead to a quite different set of creative and communication ‘skills.’ Our entire notion of ‘durable’ will be upended. In any case, very much appreciate your work.

Tim Dasey's avatar

There is a lot of wishing for this answer, so neither you or anyone else right now is in a position to promise.