If only everyone stopped using the word "achievement" as a synonym for scores on tests. It's a sleight of hand that justifies so much that's gone wrong. We've meanwhile discounted the work of real live children as "soft" data.
Having "normal" temperature may be an indicator of health, but when we think it's the definition of health, beware. We wouldn't be so stupid, would we? A high score on a multiple-choice driving test means something different than a road test driving a car. So we prefer the latter if we value safety. Do we value intellectual achievement less?
Tech Bros Scurry to Humanize Their Dehumanizing AI Product Lines
-
When academic philosophy’s rock stars like David Chalmers start advising
their grad students toward careers with tech corporations, you can bet,
with pre...
4 days ago
No comments:
Post a Comment