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If AI research is approaching the grand question of "what makes us human" from one side, then situations like this are approaching it from another. Somebody wit
by stepvhen 10y ago
If AI research is approaching the grand question of "what makes us human" from one side, then situations like this are approaching it from another. Somebody with a strict definition of "human" must be feeling their views and ethics very attacked right now.
- o_____________o 10y agoI'm afraid the progressive perspective you describe will turn to ash against that kind of person's reality shield
- r00fus 10y agoI'm not clear how @stepvhen's is comment is a "progressive perspective". It seems entirely factual.
- o_____________o 10y agoMechanically but not ethically. You speak of objectivity and acceptance of this paradigm obliterating change as if it were a given, but under our present day dogma, it would require eschewing the perceived divinity or naturalistic infallibility of man's design. Look at GMO, for chrissakes.
- ctvo 10y agoThis looks like such a smart reply. I wish I knew what it actually meant.
- Tagbert 10y agoI think its a MadLib. Let's all play: <adverb> but not <adverb>. You speak of <noun> and <noun> of this <noun> <present participle verb> <noun> as if it were a given, but under our present day <noun>, it would require <present participle verb> the perceived <noun> or <adjective> <noun> of man's design. Look at <noun>, for chrissakes.
- o_____________o 10y agoDamn, I thought this was the last place I could bloviate freely
- greydius 10y agoI just learned a new word. Thanks!