I don't think a test would necessarily limit access to alumni of the institutions you mention, but it's a bad idea. Tests are generally constructed by people who seek to identify the PLO. People Like Oneself.

Indeed. And another is that this story prompted once of the best interviews I've heard on these LLMs (on C4 News). A US computer scientist pointed out that - in spite of the gushing marketing and media fanfare - none of these these learning algorithms come close to being an AI.

As Gregory says, good to see you on this platform, Claire.

Good grief. I was thrilled to bits when my interview with the late Russell Hoban involved tea and cakes in his wonderful labyrinth of books. Otherwise, I've just been pathetically grateful so many writers are willing to spend time giving informative answers. Am I odd?

And his response to the blatherings of megalomaniacs across the Atlantic is more compelling than the PM's.

Happy birthday!

A wonderful excerpt from a magnificent book.

Good

Absolutely! I've kept mine as the Morning Star is still on Elon's Farm.

4/4!

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