bripat9643
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- Apr 1, 2011
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No they dont learn. They store data thats already accumulated and present it to you like they learned it. Thats why its simulated. Learning is an organic process not a mechanical one. I computer cannot learn because there is no original thought present to ask questions.When you asked how I could tell the difference between real learning and simulated learning.Wake me when that becomes a reality instead of pretending its occurring now.No one said your TV could learn, dumbass. That doesn't mean the in the future there won't be machines that can learn.
When did I pretend it was occurring now?
You are a special kind of dumbass, aren't you?
Computers that can learn exist now.
You're still a dumbass.
Wrong, asshat. They show 10,000 pictures of a cat to the computer, and then when it sees a new picture of a cat, it can recognize it as a cat. That's learning that is indistinguishable from the way humans learn. Every organic process can be duplicated by an artificial process.
Most computers can't learn yet because they weren't designed to learn. However, in the future computers will have the capacity to learn. It's much easier than programming them.
You keep assuming the way things work now is the way they will always work.