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<blockquote data-quote="Sadrik" data-source="post: 5101894" data-attributes="member: 14506">Conceptually this is interesting. However, I think that machines are pretty good at perception. Searching for a file generally works when you use a search command and facial recognition software and other types of high tech stuff generally work when all the parameters are met. I say &quot;generally&quot; in both cases, but I mean unless there is an error they always work. Basically, they don't gloss over anything like a mind can do.The problem is that all of that stuff has to be programmed. So making inferences (soundly drawing decisions from unknown or uncertain variables) is where a machine stumbles, it can only do what a program is programmed to do. Totally agree on the CHA. I don't have a PhD in AI but I have a degree in programming.Where do you think will save fits into a machine?---Also, how could I have forgotten to mention this one earlier, often WIS is described as sanity. Low WIS means more insane.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Sadrik, post: 5101894, member: 14506"] Conceptually this is interesting. However, I think that machines are pretty good at perception. Searching for a file generally works when you use a search command and facial recognition software and other types of high tech stuff generally work when all the parameters are met. I say "generally" in both cases, but I mean unless there is an error they always work. Basically, they don't gloss over anything like a mind can do. The problem is that all of that stuff has to be programmed. So making inferences (soundly drawing decisions from unknown or uncertain variables) is where a machine stumbles, it can only do what a program is programmed to do. Totally agree on the CHA. I don't have a PhD in AI but I have a degree in programming. Where do you think will save fits into a machine? --- Also, how could I have forgotten to mention this one earlier, often WIS is described as sanity. Low WIS means more insane. [/QUOTE]

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