> There’s no substitute for human knowledge.
Would you not say that AI is an expression of the sum of all human knowledge? And as humans continue to generate more knowledge, it too, will be added to the AI's representation of it all?
I would say your reply feels like you didn’t read beyond the first sentence of my comment.
If you did, then I apologise. But my point is about accessing that knowledge when AI isn’t available. Not about how AI discovered its corpus to begin with.
There's much more about humans then there is writing about them, a lot of cultures with oral histories, a lot of nuance in behavior we take for granted, can it all be digitized?