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I don't think the main challenge is to teach this "trick" to computers. The problem is probably to give them the proper context. If the system knows Curly driv
by nkuttler 12y ago
I don't think the main challenge is to teach this "trick" to computers. The problem is probably to give them the proper context.
If the system knows Curly drives a red lambo, and that it is a rare car in this area, and that Curly usually only parks in the parking lot when he's around, and etc. etc. etc.
- mcguire 12y agoAre you by any chance channelling Doug Lennat?
- nmc 12y ago> "If the system knows [...]" He was outlining that the difference is: humans do not need the context. I do not know who Curly is, and I still got what car he drives just by reading the three-line dialog.
- click170 12y agoExcept that you already know what a red lambo is, and that its safe to assume its a rare car almost anywhere, et al. You know this from experience, as do I and most other people. I think that was the parents point.
- sosborn 12y ago>I still got what car he drives just by reading the three-line dialog. I inferred that too, but it doesn't mean that it is correct.
- throwaway283719 12y agoThe point is that humans don't need the context to understand the dialogue.