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I feel like the statement is fundamentally contradictory, seeing as how humans have invented and trained the AI systems. By definition, that is something that h
by aesthetics1 9y ago
I feel like the statement is fundamentally contradictory, seeing as how humans have invented and trained the AI systems. By definition, that is something that humans are doing.
On the other hand, it may be more insightful to say that if humans cannot perform the task (time is not a factor), than neither can AI. For example, assessing non-tangibles, or something abstract like identifying sarcasm in text without context.
- TeMPOraL 9y agoI think this is dancing around a tautology - if humans can't do something "in theory", it means they can't describe it, which means they can't program it in AI. Obviously.