Researchers are also dreamers and philosophers. They are actually trying to do something with their dreams (with great public success or risking a catastrophic failure). The critics and obstacles provided will never stop those dreaming adventurers. Why creating more and more complex CPUs, when we normaly should consentrate on creating intelligent and *userfriendly* systems?
E.g. our body is "userfriendly" it repairs itself when getting injured! Computer systems should do the same.
A.I. has been there all the time - and getting more and more approved, but we are using it already without knowing it. Isn't it userfriendly or what?;)
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Researchers are also dreamers and philosophers. They are actually trying to do something with their dreams (with great public success or risking a catastrophic failure). The critics and obstacles provided will never stop those dreaming adventurers. Why creating more and more complex CPUs, when we normaly should consentrate on creating intelligent and *userfriendly* systems?
;)
E.g. our body is "userfriendly" it repairs itself when getting injured! Computer systems should do the same.
A.I. has been there all the time - and getting more and more approved, but we are using it already without knowing it. Isn't it userfriendly or what?
Sincerely Roland's student