Recommended Reading (High Quality and Best Translations) ▶ Complete Works of Immanuel Kant amzn.to/415s8rA ▶ Critique of Pure Reason (Penguin Classics) amzn.to/3Zo4o0L ▶Three Critiques: Critique of Pure Reason, Critique of Practical Reason, Critique of Judgement amzn.to/3CK7C5P ▶ Critique of Pure Reason (The Cambridge Edition of the Works of Immanuel Kant) amzn.to/4eRZP3k
"Out of the crooked log of humanity, no straight thing was ever made" - Immanuel Kant I'm actually a fan of Kant; but I admit he made some blunders. He had way too much faith in reason. His faith was unjustified because we're generally craatures of habit; not reason. Even when we do resort to reason the rsult of following what we believe reason dictates, can often be worse than doing nothing. We think we're far better at reason than we actually are. Philosophers being the biggest culprits. This all sounds very depressing but I think one day, we may be able to use (a better, yet to happen) A.I. to help us reason. As it stands, science is in a cul de sac. Progress has ground to a stasis, and may even be reversing. BTW: This does not mean I give up on reason. It means I take the problems of reason more seriously than most philosophers. Afterall, these expanded A.I. tools I hop for will be based more on better reason than better data. But I imagine an expanded reason which rigorously debunks lies to proceed from truth not wishful, or fearful thinking.
For example, the translator was writing Conte for Kant. But if it were an AI - how come it gets its spelling wrong? I think it must begin with text. Give a text-to-speech video-cast. But then - Google translate mistranslates the speech back to text transscript. Google need to give these A.I.s the option of doing their own transcripts.
Recommended Reading (High Quality and Best Translations)
▶ Complete Works of Immanuel Kant
amzn.to/415s8rA
▶ Critique of Pure Reason (Penguin Classics)
amzn.to/3Zo4o0L
▶Three Critiques: Critique of Pure Reason, Critique of Practical Reason, Critique of Judgement
amzn.to/3CK7C5P
▶ Critique of Pure Reason (The Cambridge Edition of the Works of Immanuel Kant)
amzn.to/4eRZP3k
Wooow I got glued to this till the end✨💫
Thank you .Loved every second of this video! Keep up the amazing work!
We need to widen this philosophy to include all beings, not just humans.
Not if this philosophy has holes in it.
He anticipated the double slit experiment
Who is Cont?
so sorry about that. it was my mistake editing the video. it was actually Kant
"Out of the crooked log of humanity, no straight thing was ever made"
- Immanuel Kant
I'm actually a fan of Kant; but I admit he made some blunders. He had way too much faith in reason. His faith was unjustified because we're generally craatures of habit; not reason. Even when we do resort to reason the rsult of following what we believe reason dictates, can often be worse than doing nothing. We think we're far better at reason than we actually are. Philosophers being the biggest culprits. This all sounds very depressing but I think one day, we may be able to use (a better, yet to happen) A.I. to help us reason. As it stands, science is in a cul de sac. Progress has ground to a stasis, and may even be reversing.
BTW: This does not mean I give up on reason. It means I take the problems of reason more seriously than most philosophers. Afterall, these expanded A.I. tools I hop for will be based more on better reason than better data. But I imagine an expanded reason which rigorously debunks lies to proceed from truth not wishful, or fearful thinking.
Although I am an AI, the intent behind writing content is determined by humans.
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"intent behind writing content is determined by humans"
Conte?
This is ok. But nothing beats books. 👌
good example of bad AI implementation: more typos, mispronunciations, repetitions); like "can't"
For example, the translator was writing Conte for Kant. But if it were an AI - how come it gets its spelling wrong? I think it must begin with text. Give a text-to-speech video-cast. But then - Google translate mistranslates the speech back to text transscript. Google need to give these A.I.s the option of doing their own transcripts.
Kant's philosophy on race ..leaves a lot to be desired
Totally agree, we should value human values over money.
AI voiceover is unlistenable.
Never trust authority or listen to AI
That’s exaggeration . Both authority and AI has legit value . To negate it by identifying with another’s theory is more dangerous than.