
Bootstrapping the Human Operating System
The Algorithm of Admission of Not Knowing What I Pretend to Know
An exploration of authorship in the age of AI
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The Algorithm of Admission of Not Knowing What I Pretend to Know

Professor Margaret Whitman discovered the paradox on a Tuesday afternoon in March, while reviewing her correspondence with what she had come to think of as "the machine"—though she knew this anthropomorphism would have horrified her colleagues in Philosophy.

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