eat, math, sitcom, sleep
It's the 20th day of my circle and I woke up dizzling, perhaps from 7 hours of math, 2 hours of emotional dumping, and nearly 2 hours of sitcom yesterday. Eleven hours seem not much but the math was huge, sitcom was late, emotional was heavy, and it's all screentime, so I felt like my brain kept flashing during sleep. To make it worse, a family member dropped a verbal bomb late last night that brought extra work for my boundary and speak-up practice.
Anyway, morning's here. Time to slow down. Math is so overwhelming it's more 'why' than 'fun' if I take it too seriously, so I got to take it easy. Talking of Probability for Artificial Intelligence (PAI by Stanford), I came to a clear understanding of AI these days that it doesn't sound like 'artificial intelligence' to me. Artificial intelligence is a 70-year old hypothesis. What we're having is more like 'data-trained probabilistic computer' or DTPC. It doesn't sound catchy, but as a former brand identity creator, I'd say let's step away from those pretentious dreams, and be real for a change. While the myths aren't worth it, I wouldn't mind a cautious usage of AI, as I can see the huge computing power and what it offers. Next week, we're learning the achievements of AI and its risks.
Luteal time to be alive.