Author: Kunihiro TADA

Introduction The emergence of large language models has fundamentally changed public perceptions of artificial intelligence. LLMs can perform question answering, writing, summarization, translation, information organization, programming, and many other tasks…

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AI Must Not Merely Describe the Structure of the World—it Must Generate Concepts The history of artificial intelligence research can be understood, in broad terms, as a rivalry between two…

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Most of us naturally believe that the world we see is the world as it truly is. There is a desk in front of us.There is a dog.There is a…

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Question for ChatGPT: During the development of new media in the 1980s, Videotex was expected to be the leading new medium, but that did not actually come to pass. During…

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The AI boom appears to have already reached a turning point. Until now, when the term “AI bubble” was used, it often reflected a somewhat superficial skepticism. Questions included: Is…

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Human Intuition, Collective Illusion, and Concept-Structure Analysis in the Age of AI I have long been somewhat skeptical of the KJ Method. This is not to say that the KJ…

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In 1998, my interest in Kohonen's Self-Organizing Maps (SOM) stemmed from my discomfort with the so-called cross charts (four-quadrant charts) I had encountered in my work at a consulting firm.…

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In recent years, the role of the Forward Deployed Engineer, or FDE, has attracted increasing attention. An FDE is not simply a software engineer who writes code. Rather, an FDE…

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