alt Hacker NewsThat’s what standing on the shoulders of giants refers to. This is how science has always worked. The generated papers have attributions and citations just like if a human wrote them.
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badc0ffee • yesterday at 6:41 PM
The giants are quite often credited by name, or have their work cited.
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JumpCrisscross • yesterday at 9:54 PM
> That’s what standing on the shoulders of giants refers to. This is how science has always worked
OpenAI's Navier-Stokes finding is closer to Crick and Watson in respect of Franklin's research than conventional science.
rylando • yesterday at 6:59 PM
Pretty sure AI is more akin to standing on the shoulders of giants and peeing into the wind
zilfedie • yesterday at 9:30 PM
Take a philosophy class or read more books. Your response is devoid of humanity and philosophical introspection.
>That’s what standing on the shoulders of giants refers to. This is how science has always worked.
Yes, but automating and commercializing a process makes it inherently different. Just because everyone has always been welcome to drink from the village well, that countless generations have worked tirelessly to dig, maintain, and improve, doesn't mean that there's no basis for complaint when Nestle sticks a pump down it and starts draining the aquifer to bottle and sell.
The lack of an existing law (or custom) against new behavior doesn't actually render it necessarily non-grotesque.