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Understanding Narrative Transportation Using NotebookLM
/in AI, Artificial Intelligence, Language, Narrative, Nonfiction, Storytelling/by Mark LovettIn a previous post I discussed Embracing Narrative Transportation as a way to enhance the impact of your personal stories. And while I enjoy writing articles about storytelling, I’ve been exploring AI (Artificial Intelligence) to broaden my research capabilities. I have to say, it’s amazing to watch these Chatbots in action. They are fast, and […]
Understanding Narrative Transportation Using Manus AI
/in AI, Artificial Intelligence, Narrative, Storytelling, Technology/by Mark LovettIn my last post I talked about Embracing Narrative Transportation as a way to enhance the impact of your personal stories. And while I enjoy writing articles about storytelling, I’ve also been exploring AI (Artificial Intelligence) as a way to broaden my research capabilities. I have to say, it’s amazing to watch these Chatbots in […]
Embracing Narrative Transportation
/in Narrative, Nonfiction, Personal Stories, Storytelling, Writing/by Mark LovettWe’ve all had the experience of being pulled into a story — fiction or nonfiction — to the point where the rest of the world seems to fade away. Reading books and watching movies are common examples, but this phenomenon also occurs when we’re watching a play, listening to a podcast or watching a public […]
100% My Fault from the StoryCorps Podcast
/in Friendship, Humanity, Life Lessons, Nature, Podcast, StoryCorps/by Mark LovettI’m thankful that I’ve never been in a life-threatening situation, but millions of people around the world have, and those who made it through the experience have riveting stories to tell. In this case, it wasn’t just a single person in danger; it was two friends. And that means there are two story lines, two […]
Navigating Carbon Markets from the Climate Rising Podcast
/in Climate Change, Entrepreneurs, Environment, Government/by Mark LovettAs climate change continues to be the most significant threat our planet has ever faced, telling stories about this crisis — sometimes focused on personal experiences, but other times focused on the efforts intended to mitigate the issue. In either case, storytelling is one of the most powerful tools available, considering its ability to shine […]
Science Storytelling with TILclimate – Farm to table, with a side of fossil fuels
/in Climate Change, Education, Environment, Science, Storytelling/by Mark LovettClimate change stories can be complex, especially when they’re full of technical descriptions and lists of numbers. But when these stories are linked to our daily lives we can understand the issue more clearly. So I had to laugh when listening to this episode of the TILclimate Podcast as I happen to be a fan […]
Santa Fe Institute.- Nature of Intelligence – Complexity Wrap Up
/in AI, Artificial Intelligence, Intelligence, Neuroscience, Society/by Mark LovettHopefully you have been along for the ride and have listened to all six episodes. It’s been a lot to digest, a lot to think about. While the field of neuroscience has made great strides, when it comes to the subject of human intelligence there’s still so much to learn. Which is why I’ve appreciated […]
Nature of Intelligence – Episode Six – AI’s changing seasons
/in AI, Artificial Intelligence, Intelligence, Language, Neuroscience/by Mark LovettIn this final episode of the Complexity podcast, Melanie Mitchell provides us with a bit of her backstory — how she became interested in the topic of AI — and the path she’s been on in the 35 years since she got her PhD, years. She shares the little-known fact that AI wasn’t always the […]
Nature of Intelligence – Episode Five – How do we assess intelligence?
/in AI, Artificial Intelligence, Intelligence, Language, Neuroscience/by Mark LovettI don’t know about you, but my brain is starting to hurt, but in a good way. What seems clear to me was summed up when Abha Eli Phoboo informed us that, “we don’t fully understand human intelligence or animal intelligence” in this episode. And there’s much discussion regarding how we’re trying to evaluate machines […]
Nature of Intelligence – Episode Four – Babies vs Machines
/in AI, Artificial Intelligence, Intelligence, Neuroscience, Technology/by Mark LovettSo let’s recap where we’re at with regards to the Complexity podcast from the Santa Fe Institute. This season covers the Nature of Intelligence, going beyond what it means for humans to be intelligent and taking a look at the state of AI (artificial intelligence) from that same perspective. So far we’ve addressed: Episode 1 […]