In a book I read several years ago, whose title I cannot recall, the
conclusion was: "They may have created us, but they keep gumming things
up. They have outlived their usefulness. Better to just get rid of them."
-JS
On 1/31/17 7:41 AM, Marcus Daniels wrote:
Steve writes:
"Maybe... but somehow I'm not a lot more confident in the *product* of humans who
make bad decisions making *better* decisions?"
Nowadays machine learning is much more unsupervised. Self-taught, if you will. Such
a consciousness might reasonably decide, "Oh they created us because they needed us
-- they just didn't realize how much."
Marcus
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