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Very well articulated. I wonder if there is a difference between a machine trying to deduce intent vs a human doing the same task. As humans, we may be able to
by 2sk21 9y ago
Very well articulated. I wonder if there is a difference between a machine trying to deduce intent vs a human doing the same task. As humans, we may be able to pick up subtle cues that machines simply lack the ability for.
- dragonwriter 9y ago> I wonder if there is a difference between a machine trying to deduce intent vs a human doing the same task. Fundamentally, no. There may be practical difference between specific machines and people. > As humans, we may be able to pick up subtle cues that machines simply lack the ability for. Depending on the machine, the reverse could be true.
- bilbo0s 9y ago"...As humans, we may be able to pick up subtle cues that machines simply lack the ability for..." But now we're back to the problem of deducing intent. Only now we have to deduce the intent of the human who deduces intent. (Back to the problem of "who watches the watchers?")
- fallous 9y agoThe problem isn't the one doing the inferring, it's the inferring.