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There's Nothing Unnatural About a Computer

There's Nothing Unnatural About a Computer

An interview with artist and writer James Bridle about intelligence beyond humans and how technology might help us understand ecosystems.

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    “Recommending not because I agree with every point being made in this conversation, but because it really made me think! The piece is an interview with artist and writer James Bridle about his book Ways of Being, which explores intelligence beyond humans and how technology might help us better understand animals, plants, fungi, and ecosystems. Bridle challenges the idea that computers and AI are fundamentally separate from nature, arguing instead that they are part of the same interconnected world”

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