Comments by "The Communication Coach" (@TheCommunicationCoach) on "NYT columnist experiences 'strange' conversation with Microsoft A.I. chatbot" video.

I'd call it disturbing. I've said it before, AI does not have the capacity to truly grasp anything but the remotest, basest parts of Communication, not even enough to distinguish between reality and fantasy.
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How will it take all emotions? You can't write an algorithm for sorrow or love or hate.
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@Hodoss It doesn't 'feel' anything, it only responds to programming to mimic human feelings.
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And I'll bet it still burns the toast too.
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@WindFireAllThatKindOfThing For all that wasted time, it's as simple as emotions not being any sort of a constant, they're highly adaptive variables (I'm a Psych grad, 'jack,' you can't 'reduce' it to an equation). I'm embarrassed for you, go troll someone else now.
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@Hodoss Even he says "might," but you cannot program any machine akin to a human mind, net or not; not right now anyway, thank God. Humans are imperfect and our minds are built over years of that imperfection from all sorts of sources. Our brains will actually breakdown older, unused connections (glials) and build new ones on the current uses the brain is put to, not just redirect them as a NN could do at best. Plus, unless that net has lived for a lifetime of real-world experiences as humans do, how can it truly know the real lives of humans from which to draw upon? It can't.
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@levisantiago5407 what you don't know is unceasing, troll GR
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