Substitute Brass for Brain
Publication Introduction
Many years ago, sailors relied on a mechanical tool to predict tides. It was an analog computer. This machine was used to perform complex calculations that would have otherwise required the capabilities of a person.
In essence, ‘brass’ substituted the ‘brain’.
Today, we find ourselves in the era of artificial intelligence.
Throughout history, humans have tried to comprehend the inner workings of the world around us and develop tools and machines that enhance our lives.
Beyond practicality, however, there is a deep-seated desire to create something that mirrors our own image and intelligence.
Why do humans desire to emulate themselves? What are the implications? What exactly are we substituting with brass?
These fundamental questions lie at the heart of our publication, ‘Brass for Brain’. Its purpose is to offer perspectives, encourage discussions on the ethical and philosophical dimensions of artificial intelligence, and explore the implications of creating something that reflects our own humanity.
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