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This document is page 303 of a manuscript or book discussing the nature of creativity and artificial intelligence. It references an unnamed individual's belief in machine intelligence before pivoting to discuss comedian John Cleese's views on the unconscious mind and the need for quiet to foster creativity. The document bears the Bates stamp 'HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_015993', indicating it is part of evidence produced for a US House Oversight Committee investigation.
People (3)
| Name | Role | Context |
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| John Cleese | Comedian and Actor |
Subject of the text regarding his views on creativity and the unconscious mind.
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| Unnamed Subject ('He') | Unknown (likely a scientist or thinker) |
Mentioned in the first paragraph as someone who believed machines would become intelligent and perform intuitive thin...
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| Author ('I') | Author/Narrator |
Expresses disagreement with the unnamed subject's view on machine intelligence.
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Organizations (2)
| Name | Type | Context |
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| YouTube |
Platform where John Cleese's talks can be found.
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| House Oversight Committee |
Implied by the Bates stamp 'HOUSE_OVERSIGHT'.
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Author discusses Cleese's views on creativity.
Key Quotes (3)
"Later in his career he came to believe machines would become intelligent and this sort of intuitive thinking could be effectively performed by a computer."Source
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"As you know, I don’t agree with his later viewpoint."Source
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"He finds a lot of his creativity emanates from his unconscious rather than conscious thought processes."Source
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Creativity 303
Later in his career he came to believe machines would become
intelligent and this sort of intuitive thinking could be effectively
performed by a computer. As you know, I don’t agree with his later
viewpoint.
Another person who has thought long and hard about creativity is
John Cleese, the comedian and actor. He describes the process wonderfully
in a number of talks which you can find on YouTube. He finds a lot of his
creativity emanates from his unconscious rather than conscious thought
processes. To optimize this he needs large uninterrupted blocks of quiet
intelligent and this sort of intuitive thinking could be effectively
performed by a computer. As you know, I don’t agree with his later
viewpoint.
Another person who has thought long and hard about creativity is
John Cleese, the comedian and actor. He describes the process wonderfully
in a number of talks which you can find on YouTube. He finds a lot of his
creativity emanates from his unconscious rather than conscious thought
processes. To optimize this he needs large uninterrupted blocks of quiet
[Photograph of John Cleese]
John Cleese on Creativity
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