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    A computer tells us to trust computerd

    This is an interesting exercise. An AI computer was asked to write 500 words on why we can trust computers.
    I was very sceptical, but it is actually quite well written, I think.
    What do you think? Are you convinced?

    A robot wrote this entire article. Are you scared yet, human? | Artificial intelligence (AI) | The Guardian

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    Using Computers from early 80s Mick. Suspect the amount of time and effort saved by computers would be difficult to estimate with out a super computer perhaps.

    Electronic records saving billions of trees and paper storage alone has my mind boggling. The fear of a AI take over is a little Luddite printer V quill I think.

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    Electronic records are interesting. The Sunshine Coast University Hospital is fully electronic, with staff pushing wifi-connected computers on wheeled stands around filing live records and test results.

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    Quote Originally Posted by DiscoMick View Post
    This is an interesting exercise. An AI computer was asked to write 500 words on why we can trust computers.
    I was very sceptical, but it is actually quite well written, I think.
    What do you think? Are you convinced?

    A robot wrote this entire article. Are you scared yet, human? | Artificial intelligence (AI) | The Guardian
    Amazing - by the third paragraph the computer had mastered the art of lying. A computer tells us to trust computerd

    We are doomed!

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    Not quite what it seems I think.

    The Guardian headlines says "A robot wrote this entire article..." and then says at the end that's not really the case. A number of different questions were input leading to 8 separate pieces of textual output, selected pieces of each was patched together by the Guardian to produce the 'article'.

    Misleading headline IMO.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Ferret View Post
    Not quite what it seems I think.

    The Guardian headlines says "A robot wrote this entire article..." and then says at the end that's not really the case. A number of different questions were input leading to 8 separate pieces of textual output, selected pieces of each was patched together by the Guardian to produce the 'article'.

    Misleading headline IMO.
    Typical Guardian click-bait.
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    A computer tells us to trust computerd

    when I saw this I wondered if it was something that came out of a geek's bum.......turns out I wasn't far off the mark

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