El Barto @ elbarto777 @lemmy.world

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Got any links where we can see this happening? (I'm just curious - though maybe it's easy to look up on Codeberg...)

Well, that's a totally different question.

Yes. Yes, you could.

Sorry, I was just being dense for the sake of it; and you of course, are correct.

White European indigenous people.

What a strange question.

Why are you being downvoted? If that shit is going down in Denmark, then it's not as perfect as people claim to be.

And this is coming from someone who likes Denmark.

I can agree with "things that try to imitate human intelligence" but not "human behavior". An Elmo doll laughs when you tickle it. That doesn't mean it exhibits artificial intelligence.

That's a red herring, bro. It's an analogy. You know that.

Thanks. I stand corrected.

I'll be pedantic, but yeah. It's all transistors all the way down, and transistors are pretty much chained if/then switches.

The dot does not care. It can't even care. I doesn't even know it exists. I can't know shit.

Tell that to the crows and chimps that know how to solve novel problems.

I understand that languages evolve, but for now, writing "it's" when you meant "its" is a grammatical error.

I'd agree with you if I saw "hi's" and "her's" in the wild, but nope. I still haven't seen someone write "that car is her's".

That's irrelevant. That's like saying you shouldn't complain about someone running a red light if you stopped in time before they t-boned you - because you understood the situation.

Its*

What language is this?

Compose key?

Huh? Since when an AI's purpose is to "imitate human behavior"? AI is about solving problems.

Dafuq? Artificial always means man-made.

Nature also makes fake stuff. For example, fish that have an appendix that looks like a worm, to attract prey. It's a fake worm. Is it "artificial"? Nope. Not man made.