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And here's DH just a couple years ago, > If you ask me in principle if it’s possible for a computing hardware to do something like thinking, I would say absolu
by knodi123 6y ago
And here's DH just a couple years ago,
> If you ask me in principle if it’s possible for a computing hardware to do something like thinking, I would say absolutely it’s possible. Computing hardware can do anything that a brain could do, but I don’t think at this point we’re doing what brains do. We’re simulating the surface level of it, and many people are falling for the illusion. Sometimes the performance of these machines are spectacular.
- mullingitover 6y agoIf we're successfully simulating the surface level of it, the underlying mechanism is (imho) totally irrelevant to the user. If general intelligence is happening, does it really matter if the underlying mechanism is neurons, or transistors, or vacuum tubes?
- goatlover 6y agoThe surface level of intelligence, not the biological implementation. Chess and Go programs have a surface level understanding of board games.
- mcguire 6y agoHere's the fun philosophical question: Do you have a below-surface level understanding of anything? I mean, sure you know that if you do this, something else does that, but do your really understand?