Artificial intelligence from an island: Volume 2 · Chapter 4 · Thinking about technology that remembers the tides rather than technology that tries to beat them

Key points in 3 lines

1. Columnist Jang Hyeongim writes, prompted by the forty years of experience of an elderly woman she met on the mudflats south of Ganghwa, that artificial intelligence should be used to remember rather than to win.
2. The author says she has begun recording the words of elders in Ganghwa, organizing them with dates and places, and using artificial intelligence to weave the words that were missed into sentences.
3. The village head said it is written nowhere how the mud changes from year to year, and the author proposes transcribing the stories that have not been recorded.

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