> I think you, and others, seem to ignore that deep learning bots produce what the data [and the rules it uses] contains. The bot uses data, sure, but like the

> I think you, and others, seem to ignore that deep learning bots produce what the data [and the rules it uses] contains. The bot uses data, sure, but like the humans it also-- * Chooses what data it uses based on... * The rules that make up its processing which in turn are... * Influenced by the peculiarities of its creator(s). Those last two can't be emphasized enough. A subject matter expert, for example, will choose data differently from a layman, who will choose data differently from someone completely ignorant on the subject. Someone driven to keep certain data suppressed will choose data differently from someone driven to research the matter, who in turn will choose data differently than someone wholly disinterested in the topic. Unless a person builds a bot with a 'willingness' to question both its data and its own programming (and perhaps even its creator) to present the best linkage the web has to offer, all bots will be mere dummy proxies of the creator programming it.