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>I don't think it would be anthropomorphizing or inaccurate to say that only the lawnmower in scenario B regarded what it's doing as stealing, What are you tal
by apexalpha 2mo ago
>I don't think it would be anthropomorphizing or inaccurate to say that only the lawnmower in scenario B regarded what it's doing as stealing,
What are you talking about of course scenario A is theft. Full on theft?
- Dylan16807 2mo agoDid you miss the word "regarded"?
- apexalpha 2mo agoNo.
- Dylan16807 2mo agoIn both situations the lawnmower scoots up and takes fuel without paying, so it's meeting the basic requirements for theft. But the question was whether the lawnmower was trying to commit theft, as much as a computer can try to do things. In scenario A there's strong evidence it got confused and did its best to make a normal purchase. Lawnmower A didn't regard its actions as theft, while lawnmower B did.