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The onus is on you to prove that they do understand. One may not simply claim that a machine ‘understands’ because it appears to. Now we’re actually in the muc
by jen729w 3y ago
The onus is on you to prove that they do understand.
One may not simply claim that a machine ‘understands’ because it appears to. Now we’re actually in the much-misunderstood Occam’s razor: that the theory which introduces the fewest new assumptions is the most likely correct.
The assumption that a machine ‘understands’ — is capable of such a thing — is new, and requires extreme justification.