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Shannon Holes, Black Holes and Knowledge: Can a Machine become a “Self-Aware" Teammate?

2024-02-19

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We develop new theory from a broad case-study approach to explore a better understanding of what constitutes knowledge and its value as identifiable to human-machine teams. From past research, this trail of exploration will lead to these initial questions: What is the value of debate in the furtherance of knowledge? Will machines with AI be able to contribute to a debate if we humans cannot define it or determine...

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10.20944/preprints202402.1035.v1
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