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You just defined the word with the same word -- which is what everyone seems to do. Smarter how? Where? Computers are already smarter at math, physics, simula
by tsunamifury 3y ago
You just defined the word with the same word -- which is what everyone seems to do.
Smarter how? Where? Computers are already smarter at math, physics, simulation, etc than humans
Generalized smarter? At what? Emotional intelligence? Self preservation? on and on
- p1esk 3y agoI mean "smart" in exactly the same way you would use the word when talking about people: "John is smarter than Paul". Or "an average college professor is smarter than an average college student". People use this word assuming others understand what it means. That's my assumption as well.
- wrs 3y agoInteresting. In my experience, I would have said the use of the word “smart” almost invariably results in misunderstandings and biased comparisons. The concept is certainly used in casual conversation, but you can’t do anything serious with it.