I was researching ontology of mental states. Gestalt therapy distinguishing mental process between figure and ground where both as part of the conscious landscape. Freudian models distinguish between conscious, pre-conscious and unconscious.
I had a previous chat about the gestalt therapy model and was asking a model (I think 5.0) for the Freudian categories. On it’s own it suggested to have a figure / ground / pre-conscious / unconscious model for my work, without me even explicitely asking it to do a synthesis. It did seem to understand where my research was going after asking it to explain both frameworks to on it’s own suggest the ontological synthesis that as far as the model is concerned nobody else made previously.
However on the other side, the models do have some trouble with adopting the new ontology to use it for reasoning. The models seem to be good enough to come up with ideas for improving the ontology but you need a new training run to actually integrate new ontology into the model.
I was researching ontology of mental states. Gestalt therapy distinguishing mental process between figure and ground where both as part of the conscious landscape. Freudian models distinguish between conscious, pre-conscious and unconscious.
I had a previous chat about the gestalt therapy model and was asking a model (I think 5.0) for the Freudian categories. On it’s own it suggested to have a figure / ground / pre-conscious / unconscious model for my work, without me even explicitely asking it to do a synthesis. It did seem to understand where my research was going after asking it to explain both frameworks to on it’s own suggest the ontological synthesis that as far as the model is concerned nobody else made previously.
However on the other side, the models do have some trouble with adopting the new ontology to use it for reasoning. The models seem to be good enough to come up with ideas for improving the ontology but you need a new training run to actually integrate new ontology into the model.
Interesting. Seth’s comment seems relevant.