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Are you trying to "acquire knowledge" about AI, or are you "knowing in practice"?
As Artificial Intelligence reshapes our workflows, many of us are scrambling to learn new tools. But there is a massive difference between reading about AI and actually having the competence to use it.Traditional views often treat knowledge as a static "thing" that can simply be captured, stored, or transferred.
However, true competence is not a stable disposition or a discrete object you can just acquire. Instead, knowing is an ongoing social accomplishment that is continuously constituted and reconstituted as we engage with the world in practice.
By HimanshuAre you trying to "acquire knowledge" about AI, or are you "knowing in practice"?
As Artificial Intelligence reshapes our workflows, many of us are scrambling to learn new tools. But there is a massive difference between reading about AI and actually having the competence to use it.Traditional views often treat knowledge as a static "thing" that can simply be captured, stored, or transferred.
However, true competence is not a stable disposition or a discrete object you can just acquire. Instead, knowing is an ongoing social accomplishment that is continuously constituted and reconstituted as we engage with the world in practice.