Human vs Computer Intelligence
DrLudicrous writes "The NYTimes is running an article regarding tests devised to differentiate from human and computer intelligence. One example are captchas, which can consists of a picture of words, angled and superimposed. A human will be able to read past the superposition, while a computer will not, and thus fails the test. It also goes a bit into some of Turing's predictions of what computers would be like by the year 2000."
Computer plays human!
Computer Intelligence vs. you!!!
As suppliers: Israel, United Kingdom, United States.
Case closed.
Oh, I guess the protocol in a case like this is to scream " FIRST POST "
Trolling is a art,
I hate this... why do we have to register with the NYTimes to read these articles? I don't give my info to RadioShack when I buy my batteries, and I damn well ain't gonna give my info to NYTimes for some article.
Why not post a google link? Why support the NYTimes campaign to identify all us anonymous cowards?
ahhh nuts, I forgot to check 'Post Anonymously'... gooodbye precious Karma!
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Programming is like sex... Make one mistake and support it the rest of your life.
I love to put up insightful/informative posts that are laced with tons of profanity. I just get a kick out of watching people get pissed off that there IS useful information, but that there is also a lot of profanity. Just goes to show you that language means nothing. It's my way of getting back at the grammar nazis and the people who feel that informative/insightful mods should only go to people who don't use profanity. It's like they have some kind of weird disease that makes them think that just because some swears a whole FUCKING lot, mans that they don't have anything useful to say. This isn't true. Some of us just swear because it has style...
Is this testing whether I'm a replicant or a lesbian?
Trees can't go dancing
So do them a big favor
Pretend dancing stinks!
It also goes a bit into some of Turing's predictions of what computers would be like by the year 2000
I initially misread this line thinking the article was making predictions about what computers would be like in the year 2000. Damn, I knew I was going to get some karma for the jokes I had ready to go.
Actually I'm 25 (26 if you round up).