etCeteraaa

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   by etCeteraaa 8y ago

   Because if there are obvious edge and corner cases, like overflow scenarios, a professional system will either ensure that expectations are lived up to, or flatly denied as errors. No surprises.
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   by etCeteraaa 8y ago

   That’s just you projecting your impression of agency onto a puppet, based on prior observation of actual animals. But make no mistake. It is a puppet. It’s a multicore processing circuit with stack pointers, instruction pointers and little
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   by etCeteraaa 8y ago

   Part of your statement is true, and part of it is false. An agent would need to model the behavior of peers, yes. But communicate? No. Solve goals together? No. To coalesce civilization or society? Maybe, maybe not. Socialization among peer
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   by etCeteraaa 8y ago

   You really wouldn’t want to see one. But all that’s needed are are a handful of rules, to provide for a system that emotes. You’d probably dismiss it as an inauthentic toy, but emotions actually aren’t the core aspect of agency. Anyway, the