Se. Joka. Laukaisukoneenkuljettajaa. On. Haukkunut. Tekoälyjanariksi. Saa. Maksaa. Kalliisti.
Hienoa Deathfromabove83. Ja kiitos taustatuesta. Quite right. Muistetaan nyt edelleen. Berkeleyn yliopiston (UC Berkeley) filosofian professori the late Hubert Dreyfus, joka kirjoitti avainteoksen aikaamme jo silloin kun jonnea ei ollut vielä edes keksitty eikä yhtäkään kopuloitu. Ja erityisen merkittävän teoksesta tekee tietenkin se, että sen kirjoitti kalifornialainen hengenelämä. Kaikki on mahdollista. I mean the seminal counter-argument into and against our time of AI hype:
What computers can't do and the follow-up edition
What computers still can't do.
And so it is. Our painstaking, brave and noble task in this particular context is quite clear-cut and explicit. To keep thinking and writing alive and fluid as an essentially and distinctively human engagement and experience and thus in effect define and draw the demarcation line from within for such forrms of being, writing and thinking only humans may come one and true with while AI cannot even enter the discussion by the very nature of its logic, architecture, material set-up, design, inherent and rigid limits etc. no envisioned "superintelligence" can transcend.
It is the final task and frontier of philosophy; philosophy - and the great great LKK - comprise and constitute the final battle field, a rock and a hard place, a zone of resilient, perisistent and pervasive resurgence, insurgency and resistance, the never falling ever calling crux, core and heart of humanity with no pre-set or external limits, the secret island of man standing tall and firm against the machine. It cannot be conquered, destroyed, undone: the human spirit once its never-fading flame was lit in us and as such we stand our ground, unshaken, stoic, graceful, in our valiant endeveour defying, dellmting and repelling AI's cheap sleight of hand. It is the true voice of art and philosophy which are one. And we are living it in its "conspicuous" form and expression; the style" LKK is known and cursed about.
-- What computers still can't do: Well, fandango and LKK. For starters. To name a few.
