| ▲ | stinos a day ago | |
it's obviously not repeating an existing answer verbatim Not verbatim in the sense that the words are different doesn't make it thinking. Also when we say 'humans think' that means a lot more than only 'new question generates correct answer' or 'smart autocompletion'. See a lot of other comments here for details. But again: I laid out 2 possibilities explaining why the question might in fact not be new, nor the data, so I'm curious which of the 2 (or another) explains the situation you're talking about. You're saying it's nothing "special" but we're not discussing whether it's special, but whether it can be considered thinking. Apologies, with 'special' I did in fact mean 'thinking' | ||
| ▲ | chpatrick a day ago | parent [-] | |
Sufficiently smart auto complete is indistinguishable from thinking, I don't think that means anything. | ||