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I don't really want to weave baskets, that's what I'd want a machine to do. "The world doesn't work that way" - I've seen this so often, but the most incredibl

by mihaic 3y ago

I don't really want to weave baskets, that's what I'd want a machine to do. "The world doesn't work that way" - I've seen this so often, but the most incredible thing about humans was the optimism to be able to change how the world worked -- that's the main impetus of most revolutions. Personifying computer programs also is an error, it's like saying that bombs kill people when there has to be a person dropping them (at least until we get Skynet).

LoveMortuus 3y ago
>I don't really want to weave baskets, that's what I'd want a machine to do. In my free time I like to code games, I don't have money to pay for an artist, nor the time/will to learn how to draw, that's what I'd want a machine to do. I do agree with you that personifying computer programs is an error. That's also why I avoid calling these AI, because they're FAR from that. But I do believe that there will come a day, where personifying a computer program will be a real question.