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Again, you are appealing to ignorance. Confusion can't take the place of knowledge. We don't know how much of a replacement for intelligence we have created w
by thomastjeffery 4y ago
Again, you are appealing to ignorance.
Confusion can't take the place of knowledge.
We don't know how much of a replacement for intelligence we have created with ML, but we can be certain it isn't a complete one. No matter how difficult it is to articulate, the difference between ML and intelligence is vast and obvious.
- ben_w 4y agoTBH, other than what name you want to give to things, I think you're agreeing with me without realising it. I'm not appealing to anything, rather I agree with every other specific you've written besides your first sentence.