> Seems to me that computers were instructed to (1) refuse to work in front of ambiguities No, that would presume incorrectly that it understood what ambiguity

> Seems to me that computers were instructed to (1) refuse to work in front of ambiguities No, that would presume incorrectly that it understood what ambiguity was or even knew it was in an ambiguous situation. Computers don't refuse anything, they do exactly what they're told and only what they're told even when what they're told doesn't make any sense. > resolve them by choosing one of the options. They don't even know there are options.