I agree, Liam. We are still the thinking machines that cannot be replaced (for now).

Dec 11, 2020

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Whilst it is true that these days machines can execute all manner of complicated tasks with a very high degree of precision, enabling us to replace humans in a multitude of activities, no machine that I know of has the ability to think for itself.

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Liam Ireland

I agree, Liam. We are still the thinking machines that cannot be replaced (for now).

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