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> In particular, human players do none of the extremely tedious, extremely computationally intensive maths that computer players have to do. This sounds like a
by mr_toad 7y ago
> In particular, human players do none of the extremely tedious, extremely computationally intensive maths that computer players have to do.
This sounds like a Chinese room argument.
Performing computationally expensive maths doesn’t make the computer intelligent.
But that says nothing about the intelligence of the maths itself.
- tripzilch 7y agoI see how it seems like a Chinese Room argument, but I saw it more as a statement about how much more there is to figure out about how the human mind does things, that we need to build such particularly powerful machines to defeat it.
- YeGoblynQueenne 7y agoBut I didn't say anything about machine intelligence. My comment is about human intelligence.