AI and the Future of Space Exploration

Hey there - I sponsored the Future of AI contest on Hackernoon - as an individual, not as a corporation. This is one of my favorite Articles, and I’ll be highlighting parts of it for our printed Zine at Open Source Summit EU. I’ve just got your Hackernoon contact, but feel free to reach out for any questions. Thank you for taking the time to write something so interesting and so valuable, it’s been an absolute pleasure to get to amplify this work. 

Running the Turing Test on Myself

Thank you so much for this, found it to be a really interesting approach and a great process walk-though. I would definitely be curious if you followed up on this with GAtt, adding that chain of attention wonder might make it “feel” more like talking to yourself. 

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