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> “An undercurrent of concern is developing with regard to the influence of machine intelligence. There continue to be differences between human and machine int
by dwaltrip 6y ago
> “An undercurrent of concern is developing with regard to the influence of machine intelligence. There continue to be differences between human and machine intelligence, but the advantages of human intelligence are becoming more difficult to identify and articulate. [...] On the other hand, few decisions are made without significant involvement and consultation with machine-based intelligence.”
> MOSTLY RIGHT
This first one should be “mostly wrong”. The vast majority of decisions are made without any involvement or consultation with machine-based intelligence.
- apsec112 6y agoHow often do people make non-trivial decisions without ever using Google?
- mrmonkeyman 6y agoThat's like calling books intelligent. At some point information is gathered. Making a decision is what counts, not being an encyclopedia.
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- xondono 6y agoThe way most people and HN audience make decisions is definitely not the same
- sammax 6y agoI would take "significant involvement and consultation" to mean a lot more than "I googled for an article about it and followed its advice" or similar things.