Gary Miller wrote: > > On Dec 26th Alan Grimes said. > > >> !+ d03$n'7 vv0rk b3cuz $uch 4 $!st3m c4n'+ r34d m! 31337 +3x+. > > It doesn't work because such a system can't read my ????? text
"elite" >> "eleet" Often used as something like "M3 1337 hax0r d00d." Which is very bad grammar translating to "I'm an elite hacker dude." > Since ascii values are used in patterns which NLP programs match to, > and hence lose those visual and phonetic characteristics it is not > unreasonable that the program would not be able to read this unless > either it's patterns were encoded to accept these simple replacements > values as valid substitutions or a cryptographic module was front ended > to break the cipher. Either option has a very low payback in terms of > work required right now. That's the point. A human level intelligence requires arbitrary acess to visual/phonetic/other "faculties" in order to be intelligent. A system that either lacks these or tries to fake them in some way is noticably weaker than a general intelligence. -- pain (n): see Linux. http://users.rcn.com/alangrimes/ ------- To unsubscribe, change your address, or temporarily deactivate your subscription, please go to http://v2.listbox.com/member/?[EMAIL PROTECTED]
