Users appreciate insights on AI models generating constructed languages because it enables optimistic exploration of new research possibilities.
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@D2Chattoway Back in the 1990s, the creator of the Forth programming language, Chuck Moore, further developed a version called colorForth wherein the color of the type font also carried semantic information to the interpreter/compiler.
@D2Chattoway Such an insightful perspective to keep in mind today!
@InTime_49 Thanks for commenting, Frank. Always appreciate your perspective. It’s nice to explore new research, especially now with AI. Perhaps we learn new things in the process. ✨
@D2Chattoway Wittgenstein was wrong. We, like animals, can think and process those thoughts nonverbally. Writers, like Dickens, use imagery extensively. In fact cognitive science has shown that most of our thinking is nonverbal.
@wildiris19 🙏✨
@D2Chattoway There is AI and there are Twitter (X) users that post papers, summaries and threads that are well worth reading. Also, because there is an inordinate number of papers, AI is used to summarize them also. The summaries can be tucked into a note manager like Obsidean.