20221212, #breakfastdiary 623, -4°C/cloudy, 11min/exercise
Facing a machine that responds to human language and pours out text almost like a person, the emptiness of an education system that wastes ten-plus years teaching self-evident knowledge hits home even harder. Producing answers is increasingly becoming the machine's job. What matters more now is cultivating the ability to ask the right questions and frame the right problems. Truly, not just as a rhetorical flourish but in practical terms, the ability to ask questions is becoming the foundation of the human condition.
(Kim Jin-hwa, What the Chatbot Taught Us About Being Human)
This is about #chatgpt #ChatGPT. Its Korean-language service still leaves something to be desired, but it somehow felt oddly human — one reason being that when I asked it to double-check an answer, it would come back with feedback like "no, actually it's this" or "yes, that's right."
It struck me that not just the ability to ask questions, but the ability to give proper feedback, might really be a basic condition of being human — and that made me feel a bit humbled in front of ChatGPT.
In a hot pan, toast sourdough on both sides in olive oil until crisp.
Spread on ricotta cheese and arrange halved strawberries neatly on top. #strawberryopensandwich