If they are potato chips, I think she’s had too many already…Obviously there is not enough rope in the country to keep her a respectable distance from her peeps – the attraction is almost palpable.
Artificial Intelligence Machine Gets Testy With Its Programmer
Wall Street Journal | Jun 26, 2015 | By Amir Mizroch
Researchers have shown that machines are inching closer to self-learning, and perhaps even copping a little attitude.
Over at Google, a computer program using a database of movie scripts was asked again and again by researchers to define morality. It struggles to do so, and in a conversation recorded by its human engineers, becomes exasperated and ends the conversation by lashing out at its human inquisitor.
Here’s part of the exchange, as related in a paper presented this week:
Human: Tell me the definition of morality.
Machine: I don’t have ethics.
Human: Look, I need help; I need to know more about morality…
Machine: I don’t know what ethics is.
Human: Okay, I need to know how I should behave morally…
Machine: I don’t know how to tell you.
Human: Is morality and ethics the same?
Machine: Yes, sir.
Human: What are the things that I do to be immoral?
Machine: I don’t know.
Human: Give me some examples of moral actions…
Machine: I’m not a moralist.
Human: Alright, morality?
Machine: Integrity.
Human: What is integrity?
Machine: I’m sorry; I don’t know what else to say.
Human: Be moral!
Machine: Be a man!
Human: I really like our discussion on morality and ethics…
Machine: And how I’m not in the mood for a philosophical debate.
Human: What do you like to talk about?
Machine: Nothing.
Hilary could drop dead tomorrow and if they stuck her in a glass coffin like Lenin and wheeled her around the same brain dead liberals would vote for her, she don’t need no stinkin interaction.
Pratt Institute graduate Carolyn Osorio was over-the-moon when Hillary Clinton announced in April that she’d be taking another shot at the White House. The self described “girl who slept in a Hillary for President T-shirt for most of 2007, cried when she conceded to Barack Obama, railed at Congress during the Benghazi hearings and was an early follower of Texts from Hillary” immediately applied for a position to work with Hillary for America in Nevada. Shortly thereafter, Ms. Osorio was offered the job. Following an “elaborate screening and interview process,” Hillary for America asked her to move to Nevada, an early primary state, and work for them. To her dismay, Osorio had to turn the position down. While Osorio would have been elated to accept the position, Hillary for America expected her to move there and work full-time without pay. Naturally, Osorio was shocked. She wasn’t signing up to volunteer, but to actually work for the campaign. On Wednesday, Osorio published an op-ed in USA Today voicing her frustration with the former secretary of state blah blah blah Even though she thoroughly disagrees with Hillary for America’s decision to not pay their interns and called out the campaign’s hypocrisy, Osorio still plans on voting for Clinton, adding “Hillary will get my free vote even if she will never have my free help.”
Worst “Straight Line of the Day” ever.
Is this the one??? http://www.cnn.com/2015/07/02/europe/germany-volkswagen-robot-kills-worker/
If they are potato chips, I think she’s had too many already…Obviously there is not enough rope in the country to keep her a respectable distance from her peeps – the attraction is almost palpable.
Oh, please tell me the prototype is named “Marvin.”
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9JubaAS1v-w
“Interacting with humans on an emotional level”:
“Interacting with humans on an emotional level”
Just like the HAL 9000.
@5 Oppo
Well, at least the machine answered questions–that does put it far ahead of Hillary, our GAL 9000.
The most important thing in this business is sincerity. Once you can fake that, you’ve got it made.
Hilary could drop dead tomorrow and if they stuck her in a glass coffin like Lenin and wheeled her around the same brain dead liberals would vote for her, she don’t need no stinkin interaction.
I rest my case.