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Computers "act" on behalf of the human(s) who own them. Are we gatekeeping how humans can learn? You can learn with your own brain and maybe a pencil and paper
by warkdarrior 3y ago
Computers "act" on behalf of the human(s) who own them. Are we gatekeeping how humans can learn? You can learn with your own brain and maybe a pencil and paper notebook, but your computer cannot help you learn?
- whateveracct 3y agoI mean isn't the problem here that said computers reproduced material verbatim (plagiarism)?
- devsda 3y agoThere are services that are provided based on implicit assumption that their consumers are human and they are priced accordingly. You can't go to theater and instruct your computer(a.k.a. camera) to consume & learn or summarize the movie/performance on your behalf. If that's possible and allowed, I'm sure the admission fee will be drastically different. Google will not let you instruct your computer to consume all the search results for a keyword and filter out good results & summarize them (you can technically still do that but Google will try their best to make sure you don't). If you do, they'll throw you into a hell that is infinite captcha loop. Yes, they are hypocritical to do that but that is a different issue. A human and a computer are not comparable either in capabilities or their lifetimes. Let's not mix them up.
- watwut 3y agoHumans can learn, but you can not plagiarize other humans work.