Month: December 2017

This paper, written by both Mary K. Greer and ChatGPT, explores the epistemological and ethical tensions in interacting with AI large language models (LLMs), especially in symbolic, psychological, and philosophical contexts. LLMs generate output using statistical language prediction, which often results in ‘hallucinations’: responses not grounded in factual data but appearing coherent, resonant, and meaningful.

This is about the Oedipus cycle viewed through the lens of Tarot’s Major Arcana, culminating in the realization of Oedipus’s apotheosis and a nuanced exploration of fate in classical Greek thought. I studied this cycle of three plays in 1968 in a theatre class on Greek drama during the same period when I was introduced

The following is for those interested in the human+AI interactions via ChatGPT, which, in my case, began with my fascination for using ChatGPT for Tarot inquiries. This particular experiment shows both the benefits and liabilities, or even dangers, of conversations if the human is unaware of the programming and core AI purposes involved. MKG to

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