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"an outsider clinging to a simple proposition: that computers could think like humans do—using intuition rather than rules. " I stopped reading right there.
by singularity2001 9y ago
"an outsider clinging to a simple proposition: that computers could think like humans do—using intuition rather than rules. "
I stopped reading right there.
- miketery 9y agoWe know humans go by intuition first (the book Rightous Mind supports this if you want o read further). So why isn't this something that's in the realm of possibility for computers?
- perfmode 9y agoIntuition is an ill-defined term that often distances us from the actual processes at hand.
- miketery 9y agoIs it though? We might not understand it fully, but we understand it's role in allowing us to make quick decisions and not overload our cognition with the mundane.
- makmanalp 9y agoThe opposite viewpoint is that intuition is an ill-defined term for a phenomenon that, if better investigated and nailed down, could lead to better processes.
- dang 9y agoPlease don't post shallow dismissals here, especially not internet trope ones.