from Diary 2023-09-06
- Reciprocal exchanges made after identifying the other party
- Identifying a person and then conversing with that person is “done after the person is identified reciprocity.”
- Mental Model Transition in Communication
- Mental models in the exchange of information have changed over the past few decades
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2023-09-08 10:04
1: Digest of notes
He refers to dialogue with a specific person as “reciprocation that takes place after the person has been identified,” and points out that the mental model of information exchange is changing.
2: Relation to Fragment The note and the fragment “Mental Model Transition in Communication” in Nishio’s research note share a common theme regarding changes in mental models of information exchange. The fragment “On the Fusion of Comments and Diary by AI” suggests the existence of AI as a new form of dialogue (reciprocity) with a specific person, and is related to the theme of the notebook.
3: Deep thinking Changing mental models of information exchange have the potential to redefine forms of communication and their significance. In particular, the new perspective that the presence of AI makes multilingual dialogue possible extends the concept of reciprocity and shows the potential to create new forms of communication.
4: Thought Summary The changing mental models of information exchange and the presence of AI have the potential to extend the concept of reciprocity and create new forms of communication.
Title: “AI and Reciprocity: Perspectives on New Forms of Communication”
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