Author: Janosch Zwerensky
Date: 08:13:32 04/21/02
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> Computers have been made to >have conversations with people, and unless you were tipped off beforehand, I bet >you couldn't tell the difference between the best conversational computer and a >conversation with a human. If the topic of conversation isn't restricted, it is very easy to distinguish between any AI currently in existence and a normal human. Natural language processing is a *way* harder problem than, for example, computer Go, and even Go programs have severe weaknesses today and play a relatively weak game on the whole... > If this isn't the case today, you can bet that >someday it will be. I agree that it will be the case some day. But I think the task of building an AI as versatile as a human is *immensely* hard. Regards, Janosch.
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