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> Is that specified or does it always just assume it isn’t really being put in charge of things for real? I think it's neither, and it's interesting that those
by Timwi 3mo ago
> Is that specified or does it always just assume it isn’t really being put in charge of things for real?
I think it's neither, and it's interesting that those are the only two possibilities you thought of. I think the article is implying that it figured it out on its own.
- jonplackett 3mo agoWhat do you think is the answer then? Why does it think that? I just thought it’s interesting that it constantly uses that as a justification but they don’t explain where that justification comes from.