Phrase from "The Pariah and the Messiah:" " Because it holds Israel to a higher standard than Hamas, because Israel has always held itself to a higher standard." Substituting "the U.S." for "Israel" and just about any place else for "Hamas," could this explain the U.S.'s current predicament with respect to trump?
I am surprised that Dave Pell, of all people, continues to capitalize the a and the i in artificial intelligence. Even the autocorrect function on my phone changed my lower case a and I to capitals three times before I was able to manually override it.
Would we write "Computer Program" or "Algorithm" in a sentence? We seem to have accepted the absurd notion that a computer program has life and awareness apart from the code and human input which invokes its behavior. In my first paragraph above, if I had typed " Autocorrect Function on my Phone...", would that have been grammatically acceptable?
We capitalize the first letters in a name or a proper noun; that confers a degree of recognition of status that is useful to facilitate communication. The computer programs that are our tools need no such recognition.
To accept the now apparently ubiquitous notion that "ai" should be "AI" is to surrender one's uniqueness to a state of mediocrity.
"AI" is capitalized because it's an abbreviation for the proper noun "Artificial Intelligence," a specific field of study and technology, and abbreviations for proper nouns are typically capitalized. Writing it as "ai" would make it a lowercase word, which is incorrect for this term and would be a grammatical error.
I love the irony of Trump accusing people of mortgage fraud. On the other hand, no one knows more about mortgage fraud than Trump.
Phrase from "The Pariah and the Messiah:" " Because it holds Israel to a higher standard than Hamas, because Israel has always held itself to a higher standard." Substituting "the U.S." for "Israel" and just about any place else for "Hamas," could this explain the U.S.'s current predicament with respect to trump?
I am surprised that Dave Pell, of all people, continues to capitalize the a and the i in artificial intelligence. Even the autocorrect function on my phone changed my lower case a and I to capitals three times before I was able to manually override it.
Would we write "Computer Program" or "Algorithm" in a sentence? We seem to have accepted the absurd notion that a computer program has life and awareness apart from the code and human input which invokes its behavior. In my first paragraph above, if I had typed " Autocorrect Function on my Phone...", would that have been grammatically acceptable?
We capitalize the first letters in a name or a proper noun; that confers a degree of recognition of status that is useful to facilitate communication. The computer programs that are our tools need no such recognition.
To accept the now apparently ubiquitous notion that "ai" should be "AI" is to surrender one's uniqueness to a state of mediocrity.
"AI" is capitalized because it's an abbreviation for the proper noun "Artificial Intelligence," a specific field of study and technology, and abbreviations for proper nouns are typically capitalized. Writing it as "ai" would make it a lowercase word, which is incorrect for this term and would be a grammatical error.