Artificial intelligence? That's how some wags
would describe infuriating egotists believing
in the clarity of their confused thoughts.
On the other hand, machine intelligence is a
reflection of the design capabilities and infusion
a human hand pours into a computing device.
Yes, it's clever to fashion a functionable set
of algorithms for a predictable outcome
proving that 'monkey see monkey do' can
apply to machines as well as to humans. It is
however, a misnomer to consider machines
capable of artificial intelligence; they perform
what they are programmed to produce. They
are dumb, not intelligent; mute to argument
totally, obstinately immune to reason so
how intelligent is that? You've never argued
with a government computer program designed
to elicit 'correct' responses, rejecting those
that fail to compute to its standards? Try it.
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