http://www.theguardian.com/technology/2 ... tric-sheep
This was posted yesterday on /g/, thought it was pretty interesting.
Yes, androids do dream of electric sheep (or: Google on LSD)
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Hmm interesting and a little scary.
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That's indeed interesting and a tiny bit creepy. I like the part with the dumbbell, where it "thinks" a muscular arm belongs to it. Stupid machines...

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Incompetent? That's not my impression at all. In which way?
Regarding the Guardian article: it's interesting (or creepy) to think that our brains might work in kind of a similar way sometimes.
Regarding the Guardian article: it's interesting (or creepy) to think that our brains might work in kind of a similar way sometimes.
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Actually our brains do work like that. We see something as a pattern and our brain tries to match it up to items it already knows. That's the reason why most optical illusions work. And that's why we see horses or faces in the clouds...
As for the dumbbell, if Google's database (it's previous experience) has pictures were the majority has a hand holding a dumbbel, it tries to match it's "perception" to that.
As for the dumbbell, if Google's database (it's previous experience) has pictures were the majority has a hand holding a dumbbel, it tries to match it's "perception" to that.
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This makes sense, back when guitar hero was a thing, we'd play for hours. Then any vertical lines (patterns on floors as i walked, other computer screens, lines on a highway etc) all ended up looking like the distincitve guitar hero screen layout. When I was doing warranty I used to be able to see wiring diagrams when looking into nature, it was very surreal.