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Because when humans do, there is an obvious (sometimes less obvious, but present) reason to do so. There is no such link made in this example between the usage
by gridspy 10y ago
Because when humans do, there is an obvious (sometimes less obvious, but present) reason to do so.
There is no such link made in this example between the usages.
- SilasX 10y agoYou haven't read a lot of schoolkid poetry posted at public libraries, have you?
- arcticfox 10y agoI'm not sure that the majority of that really qualifies as poetry, at least not in a man vs. machine context.
- qu4z-2 10y agoThat's what I found. All the "human" ones were easy, but then you had to play "machine or awful poet?" on the rest.
- vacri 10y agoI answered 'human' for drawer/drawers, because "surely an algorithm would be designed to avoid this kind of thing? surely it'd be better than that... must just be a bad poet"
- hoke_t 10y agoAre you implying that awful poets are in fact not human?
- qu4z-2 10y agoI believe I could make a solid argument for that. :P But no, it's just that all the bad poets in the original article were machines in the end.