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LEO.org ChatGPT: Das deutsche Wort  „Vorstellungskraft“  wird im Englischen meistens mit  „imagination“  übersetzt. imagination  → allgemein die Fähigkeit, innere Bilder, Szenen oder Konzepte zu erschaffen. mental imagery  → wenn man den bildhaften Aspekt betonen möchte („innere Bilder“). creative imagination  → wenn es speziell um schöpferische Vorstellungskraft geht. 👉 Im alltäglichen Gebrauch passt  „imagination“  am besten. Der Begriff  „imagination“  hat eine lange Geschichte, die bis in die Antike zurückreicht. 🔹 Ursprung Das Wort kommt vom  lateinischen „imaginatio“  („Bild, Vorstellung“), abgeleitet von  imago  („Bild, Abbild“). Schon bei  Cicero  (1. Jh. v. Chr.) und anderen römischen Autoren findet man den Begriff  imaginatio  als „das innere Bild“ oder „geistige Vorstellung“. 🔹 Mittelalter Im Mittelalter wurde der Begriff über das  Latein der Scholastik  weitergetragen....

AI generated song and lyrics. Sieh dir diesen Beitrag auf Instagram an Ein Beitrag geteilt von CBS Saturday Morning (@cbssaturday) Here’s that song recently put together by music producer, and educator Rick Beato using AI tool Suno.  Lyrics and artist persona 'Sadie Winters' took 4 seconds to create, finished melody and voice in about 2 minutes.  Dave Malkoff of CBS met with Rick Beato to see just how easy it is - and explained what needs  to be done to protect real human artists as AI shakes up the music industry. Walking Away ( Music Video ) Sadie Winters Sadie Winters - Walking Away Lyrics [Verses 1] I used to fold myself into your corners Made myself small enough to fit Between your scattered thoughts and maybes While you looked right through where I sit You'd speak of dreams like they were solid Like clouds could carry weight or hold But I was there in all the silence While your stories grew so bold [Chorus] I was paper, you were scissors Cut me...

Kreative Imitation Eine Reflektion des aktuellen WDR 5 Podcasts „ Künstliche Intelligenz und Kunst “.

"The difference between us and current AI, large language models so-called, is that their goal is truthiness, not truth." ―  Daniel Dennett  ( ✝  April 19, 2024) Transcript  of " The 4 biggest ideas in philosophy ", with legend Daniel Dennett for Big Think+. Related: " The Problem With Counterfeit People ". truth·​i·​ness   ˈtrü-thē-nəs  :  a truthful or seemingly truthful quality that is claimed for something not because of supporting facts or evidence but because of a feeling that it is true or a desire for it to be true NOTE:  The  Oxford English Dictionary  provides evidence dating to the first half of the 19th century for the use of  truthiness  as a rare word synonymous with  truthfulness . In its current sense,  truthiness  was coined and popularized by the American satirist Stephen Colbert, who first used it in 2005. Related: " Humans versus Machines: The Hallucination Edition " by Gary Marcus. See also :...

The measure of your intelligence is not your ability to acquire knowledge but how you handle uncertainty and navigate through it and behave when you don't know what to do. — Prof. Feynman (@ProfFeynman) January 15, 2024   Man beachte, dass der Begriff im Englischen weitere Bedeutungen haben kann: