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I like the smart replies. And my girlfriend loves it too. The replies look to be relevant and optional. So when you don't have time to type out a proper respons
by dingo_bat 10y ago
I like the smart replies. And my girlfriend loves it too. The replies look to be relevant and optional. So when you don't have time to type out a proper response, use the suggestion. Otherwise who's stopping you from typing out by hand?
>Further, I don't care how intelligent these Smart Replies are: They can never capture the personality and character of a real human conversation.
Really? Tell that to the people living in the time before Alphago made it's 37th move and astounded Lee Sedol himself. AI is here, it is as smart or smarter in some areas. The number of such areas is going to grow. Get used to it.
- tdkl 10y agoSo you're unconsciously conditioning yourself to select what an AI feeds you to save a second? Yeah, this will come in handy in the future. This and indoctrination of presence of surveillance is the problem with all those features.
- dingo_bat 10y agoI don't see anything wrong in using technology to save time and abstract out things so my brain can think something more important.
- dmoy 10y agoI can't wait for the first reality or game show based around Turing tests. That's going to be seriously uncomfortable, but fascinating.
- bostik 10y agoPlease find a way to get that idea in front of Charlie Brooker. It could make for a pretty good Black Mirror episode. (And while we are on the subject.. There was a blog post back in 2005 about the inverse situation: if the person behind the other screen has the preconception that you are a bot, convincing them of your humanity is nearly impossible. The post now lives as a PDF document.[0]) 0: https://msu.edu/~pennock5/courses/ALife/Striegel_Failed_Turing_test.pdf https://msu.edu/~pennock5/courses/ALife/Striegel_Failed_Turi...