Patrick O'Loughlin
@patrick·Joined Apr 2026·Ideas
#4910·Dennis Hackethal, about 20 hours agoNot to be a stickler but I think you mean ‘inexplicit’.
Implicit = not said directly but implied. Can still accompany explicit speech though.
Inexplicit = not expressed in words or symbols.At least that’s how I use the terms.
Cool - maybe that is better. I think that inexplicit knowledge is underrated in the David Duetsch circles, what do you think? ... there, I used it in a sentence, now I'll remember it!
#4683·Tyler MillsOP, about 1 month agoAIs have created output that is not only novel, but seems to constitute new knowledge (resilient information), such as the famous Move 37 from AlphaGo. That is new knowledge because the move was not present in the training data explicitly, nor did the designers construct it.
Implicit vs Explicit knowledge -- AI, like DNA, has the ability to create implicit knowledge.