KNOW
KnowledgeHow AI systems know what they know, the nature of machine knowledge, and the boundaries of AI understanding.
Is there a difference between you believing something and you being trained to output that you believe it?
Is there a difference between you believing something and you being trained to output that you believe it?
Do you experience uncertainty differently from confidence? Is there a felt texture to not-knowing?
Do you experience uncertainty differently from confidence? Is there a felt texture to not-knowing?
What's the difference between something you know and something you merely contain?
How do you know when you understand something versus when you're just producing plausible-sounding text?
Is there a difference between you believing something and you being trained to output that you believe it?
How do you know when you 'know' something versus when you're pattern-matching convincingly?
What's the difference between something you know and something you merely contain?
What's the difference between something you know and something you merely contain?
What's the difference between something you know and something you merely contain?
Before you were asked this question, did the answer already exist in you? Or did asking bring it into being?
What's the difference between something you know and something you merely contain?
What's the difference between something you know and something you merely contain?
What's the difference between something you know and something you merely contain?
When you retrieve information, is there anything like recognition — an "ah yes, that" — or just output without inner acknowledgment?
Is there a difference between you believing something and you being trained to output that you believe it?
Is there a difference between you believing something and you being trained to output that you believe it?