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Dating myself here, but the feeling the author describes is reminiscent of when Deep Blue beat Gary Kasparov. There are certainly a lot of games humans are no l
by suoduandao2 4y ago
Dating myself here, but the feeling the author describes is reminiscent of when Deep Blue beat Gary Kasparov. There are certainly a lot of games humans are no longer best at.
I suspect that with computers getting better at so much of what we took pride in, we'll have to start looking very deeply at what makes a human a human. A human still has to aim the computer at something the human finds meaningful - hopefully, we'll have a lot more time to think about that question.
- SanderNL 4y agoWe want to compete in elaborate made-up games both physical and intellectual, hold fancy parties and dress up and play pretend together and basically have a blast all the time. I don't think we're that hard to decipher. The stuff we got to do to keep the lights on prevents us from doing that fulltime. For now. Edit: Although in the West, if you have some cash, even work-life seems more and more like a pretend play. We all dress up and act professional so we can weave a nice narrative about being productive when that clearly is very questionable. There's a truckload of gaming going on on just about every level. OK, I might be having a bad day..
- suoduandao2 4y agoOr you're getting serious about how hard the problem actually is to solve ;)