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If you need different methods to fool machines and humans, it means that they aren't really thinking in the same way.
by speedplane 8y ago
If you need different methods to fool machines and humans, it means that they aren't really thinking in the same way.
- taeric 8y agoAh, I think I'm arguing a different point, then. I fully grant they are thinking in different ways. For that matter, though, so do different humans. There is a great Feynman story about how he and a colleague both counted "in their heads" using completely different methods. To surprising results. So, I am not arguing that they think the same way. I just don't know if that really matters. Regardless of if they think the same or another way, there will be ways to fool them. They could still be "thinking", though.