Good clip, especially as it reminded me of the film "Her". Definitely recommend checking that out.
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Good clip, especially as it reminded me of the film "Her". Definitely recommend checking that out.
One of the best films I've seen. I found it difficult to shake the thought of it from my head for a few days.
Think I found it when did the free month on Amazon Prime, had never heard of it before then.
Was odd at first, but really liked it once got into it. Will have to see if can find it again some time soon
P.S. Just noticed your signature. Are....are you Skynet?
So they became American then?
Probably reasonably interesting from a sociolinguistic point of view, if it's not too basic.
So they became American then?
Nah, the AI learnt from their mistakes
(not that many humans do
)
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I may be wrong, but I don't think humans understand what makes a human, human
Don't we only understand a small percentage of the human brain? If true, we could develop true AI (as-in the same self awareness as us) without realising
Who's to say humans are not in the matrix? we haven't a clue really....we don't even know how we came to be
big bang? what started it? and what started that. What's beyond the universe? and what's beyond that
in the grand scheme of things, at our present stage of development we are stupid. That said, fast self learning robots could actually teach us a thing or two....or kill us all
Don't we only understand a small percentage of the human brain? If true, we could develop true AI (as-in the same self awareness as us) without realising
Who's to say humans are not in the matrix? we haven't a clue really....we don't even know how we came to be
big bang? what started it? and what started that. What's beyond the universe? and what's beyond that
in the grand scheme of things, at our present stage of development we are stupid. That said, fast self learning robots could actually teach us a thing or two....or kill us all