Jiang says the major mistake in popular historical thinking is to impose moral labels such as good and bad on large civilizational processes.
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"...is taught, how we think about the world is we apply labels to things, okay? Like good, bad, beneficial, not beneficial. That's not how..."
"...computer to recognize a sheep or a dog? Humans have to label the images. Okay? ChatGPT. Why is ChatGPT so good at writing essays?..."
"...wanted to say is that if I had to put a label on my life, I would put a label on my own philosophy...."
"...be fooled by the material world. And don't be fooled by labels. Christians, Buddhists, Jews. There's no difference. We're all the children of God...."
"...of different animals okay does that make sense I need to label my data but I can't tell I can't make an AI that's..."
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