I can remember my dad always saying that computers are only as intelligent as humans create them to be, which makes sense and basically echoes Ada Lovelace's 1843 stance. It is interesting to see the meanings computers mechanize broken down into four types of transposition. It's amazing to think about the development of artificial intelligence as the highly astute development of the four relatively simple concepts of namability, calculability, measurability, and renderability.
I can remember my dad always saying that computers are only as intelligent as humans create them to be, which makes sense and basically echoes Ada Lovelace's 1843 stance. It is interesting to see the meanings computers mechanize broken down into four types of transposition. It's amazing to think about the development of artificial intelligence as the highly astute development of the four relatively simple concepts of namability, calculability, measurability, and renderability.