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I wholeheartedly agree with this. There are two sides of the debate now. One side says that the machines should be clever enough to guess the user's intention a
by euske 8y ago
I wholeheartedly agree with this. There are two sides of the debate now. One side says that the machines should be clever enough to guess the user's intention and go around of their mistakes, while the other side says that the machines should stay as dumb and square. The question is about who is handling the complexity of this world, and in my opinion it should be often left to the human, not to the machines.
- masswerk 8y agoThe worse outcome may be, if there's an ambiguity involved and the smart system takes precedent, but occasionally happens to take the wrong route – and suppresses any feedback for the user to intervene or even notice. Which is much, where we have arrived by this. I guess, collateral damage has become a matter of everyday life.