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By- Narayani Ganesh The debate and discussion on Artificial Intelligence (AI) is mostly about how it may take over our lives. Will human beings become redundant with atrophy brought on by my machine power? Now...

The American philosopher, a critic of religion and defender of science, has just published his memoirs

One of the Four Horsemen of Atheism gets back in the saddle; while Trinity neuroscientist Mitchell has written a highly original book

Vandalism at a megalithic tomb in Co Sligo, weather warnings as Storm Babet approaches and vigil held for Tina Satchwell

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His new autobiography isn’t just about a thinker’s life—but about the thinking life itself

​​“I want to show people, look, the magic of life as evolved, that’s thrilling!" says philosopher Daniel C. Dennett. “You don’t need miracles.”

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Creative writing by OpenAI’s GPT-3 model, demonstrating poetry, dialogue, puns, literary parodies, and storytelling. Plus advice on effective GPT-3 prompt programming & avoiding common errors.

“At present, science has no satisfactory answer to the question of the origin of life on the earth. Perhaps the appearance of life on the earth is a miracle. Scientists are reluctant to accept that view, but their choices are limited: either life was created on the earth by the will of a being outside the grasp of scientific understanding, or it evolved on our planet spontaneously, through chemical reactions occurring in nonliving matter lying on the surface of the planet.