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Well, absolutely, if they're talking about Golang that is. In all seriousness, a computer did fairly well on Jeopardy some years back, and we're still watching
by burritofanatic 11y ago
Well, absolutely, if they're talking about Golang that is. In all seriousness, a computer did fairly well on Jeopardy some years back, and we're still watching the game show as it's still quite relevant.
- eru 11y agoAnd a trained human + computer with internet access (Google search!) could beat the best humans in Jeopardy for quite a while now.
- chongli 11y agoNot really. Jeopardy is all about buzzer timing[0]. With Google search, you're always going to be slow on the buzzer. That's okay, though. The actual trivia is pretty easy. It's designed this way to be accessible to the average TV viewer. [0] http://www.pisspoor.com/buzzer.html http://www.pisspoor.com/buzzer.html
- furyofantares 11y agoBuzz then search. I think players tend to work this way too, buzzing as soon as they feel like they'll know the answer, but before they actually consciously have it.