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One could argue human intuition is just statistical sampling. In effect, we might not be able to prove something, but we've observed that when used "assumed to
by didibus 6y ago
One could argue human intuition is just statistical sampling.
In effect, we might not be able to prove something, but we've observed that when used "assumed to be true" in other contexts, it seems to yield our expected result.
I don't see why we couldn't build a similar system of intuition into a computer as well.
- username90 6y ago> One could argue human intuition is just statistical sampling. Human intuition lets us walk and drive cars. It has proven really hard to replicate using computers. I really doubt we will solve this any time soon.
- whatshisface 6y agoHuman intuition can also add small numbers and recognize faces, and computers can do those already. Computers replicating all of human intuition is not a prerequisite for computers beating one aspect of human intuition.