3 ms·
it's just not there. Whether it's text, chat, images, video - the quality sometimes appear regular to cursory look, but aren't actually up there with that of hu
by numpad0 1y ago
it's just not there. Whether it's text, chat, images, video - the quality sometimes appear regular to cursory look, but aren't actually up there with that of humans. That's the problem.
---
This gets into cheap scifi territory but: I think someone should put people in fMRI and make them watch live archive recordings of something consistent and devoid of meanings, like a random twitch channels on same theme, or foreign language sports, and sort results by date relative to time of experiment.
Expected result would be that the data is absolutely random, maybe except for something linked to seasons or weather, and/or microscopic trend shift in human speech, and/or narrator skill developments. But what if it showed something else?