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In 2006 a student of anthropology in Heidelberg asked how human beings come to treat machines as though they held intentions. He defined culture as accumulated information, and gave a name to the shaping a thing undergoes before it can act on its own account: prenatal culture-making.
He was writing about robots that could barely cross a room.
Twenty years later that is a description of how a language model is built. [...]
This edition prints the thesis in full and unaltered, with the original title page of 2006 as a divider - a book within the book. [...]
The German original is included in the divider; the thesis itself appears here in English for the first time.
... and I have read his definitely impressive thesis. His interests are with robots and humans, with organisms and processes ...
- Prof. Dr. Susanne Kuehling, University of Regina
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