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But a successful algorithm wouldn't start businesses that aren't needed. Which means that there's a "needed" parameter. Which algorithmically begs the question
by a3n 10y ago
But a successful algorithm wouldn't start businesses that aren't needed. Which means that there's a "needed" parameter. Which algorithmically begs the question "am 'I' (the algorithm/business) needed?"
- icebraining 10y agoNo, not really. Taking a current example, Kubernetes includes an algorithm that decides which processes are to be run and which aren't. That doesn't mean it will suddenly decide to apply that algorithm and kill itself!