Catalogue · Communication · Learning
Local language models
Produces text in response to text, on a computer you control, with no connection to its maker. It works by predicting likely next words from patterns found in a very large body of writing.
Tools for finding things out and learning from others.
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Catalogue · Communication · Learning
Produces text in response to text, on a computer you control, with no connection to its maker. It works by predicting likely next words from patterns found in a very large body of writing.
Lets people keep words outside memory: write them down, send them across distance and time, and read what others have written, in the tongues they already speak and for uses of their own.
Catalogue · Communication · Learning
Produces text in response to text, as a service run by a company: answers, summaries, translations, drafts, and computer code. It works by predicting likely next words from patterns found in a very large body of writing.
Holds text and pictures on pages bound along one edge, so a reader can carry it, open it anywhere, and return to any passage without power or permission.
Teaches a whole population to read and write one standard language, fixed by rule, certified by schools, and required by offices.
Brings children together in graded classes under certified teachers, for a set number of years, to prepare them for work and (occasionally, still) citizenship.
Lends books and other materials to anyone, free, and gives them a place to read, ask questions, and look things up. Borrowing doesn’t use anything up: a returned book serves the next reader.