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GP is saying from a purely mechanical, non-human standpoint Oracle's actions don't make sense.
by rendaw 1y ago
GP is saying from a purely mechanical, non-human standpoint Oracle's actions don't make sense.
- Groxx 1y agoOracle defends their properties whether it makes sense or not. That is what the machine does.
- Kwpolska 1y agoThey do, if the lawnmower believes "more trademarks good" (and which corporation doesn't?), and trademarks must be actively used and defended to be kept.
- TeMPOraL 1y agoLike all machines in the real world, the Oracle machine intelligence is limited - it can't process every single thing to infinite detail. "More trademarks good" and "trademarks must be actively used and defended to be kept" are heuristics and explain this well if you tack on an "on average" to the former.
- josefx 1y agoIt doesn't "make sense" for a lawnmower to cut hands either, it isn't a meat grinder after all. However it is a blade attached to a motor and from a purely mechanical, non-human perspective it will cut whatever comes within reach.