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Excellent historical overview. However, I am astounded with this idea that human intelligence is explainable. It is not. We do not know why people decide how
by fredguth 7y ago
Excellent historical overview. However, I am astounded with this idea that human intelligence is explainable. It is not. We do not know why people decide how they decide. The explanation is always a narrative created subsequently.
- TeMPOraL 7y ago> The explanation is always a narrative created subsequently. Only in the most tautological sense - explanation has to be made in a form of narrative in order to communicate it. As for the correctness aspect, I recall reading on HN recently that the study which claimed to demonstrate that such explanations are wrong had some bad issues with their data science.