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Exactly. And there will always be this kind of mismatch between what the human wants and what the device can anticipate as long as the human is smarter than the
by jdbernard 13y ago
Exactly. And there will always be this kind of mismatch between what the human wants and what the device can anticipate as long as the human is smarter than the device. Even among humans it takes years of learning social norms before we are able to anticipate each other with any degree of accuracy.
People always get upset at these "smart" devices, and decry their stupidity, and yet they wouldn't really do that much better of a job were they in the device's shoes, so to speak.