Frankly, no. I much prefer interacting with humans than with machines, and I emphasize interacting. A machine does what you tell it - it will not enlighten you, will not surprise you, will not create new knowledge.
In the game of go, the machine routinely enlightens and surprises all the top players. It creates new knowledge in the form of inventing new joseki which turn out to be better than the established ones.
Why? I would think the key part is what it can do, not what hardware it runs on.
If you just haven't yet found how you can make use of the current stuff, keep in mind this discussion is always extrapolating what happens if the technology gets much better.
ciconia|2 years ago
tasuki|2 years ago
In the game of go, the machine routinely enlightens and surprises all the top players. It creates new knowledge in the form of inventing new joseki which turn out to be better than the established ones.
IanCal|2 years ago
throwaway290|2 years ago
tasuki|2 years ago
Intelligence is good for problem solving. You have a problem you need solved. Do you prefer a human do it rather than a machine? Why?
staunton|2 years ago
If you just haven't yet found how you can make use of the current stuff, keep in mind this discussion is always extrapolating what happens if the technology gets much better.