How The Most Human Human Changed Me
This was my first dive into non-fiction AI, and let me tell you, it was a wild ride. The book’s attempt to tackle the philosophical consequences of creating intelligent systems was as ambitious as it was… loosely structured. It gave me a first glimpse into what it might mean to be human—though not in any way I’d call clear or definitive. But hey, at least it tried to give us something more profound than “just be yourself.”
eli5.txt
> guy enters this ridiculous competition
> you’re supposed to prove you’re more human than a robot
> if successful, win the title: “Most Human Human”
> spends the whole book obsessing over how to out-human a bunch of AI
> documents his quest like it’s the most important thing ever
> somehow discovers that being human isn’t about winning arbitrary awards
> it is about being… well, a mess with feelings and wide range of interests
> who would thought.jpeg