kmizu I have the impression that the âidealisticâ engineers of the world sometimes tend to propose âit works as long as humans are idealisticâ solutions such as XHTML, Semantic Web (they have different layers, but thatâs beside the point), or general-purpose I have the impression that âidealisticâ engineers tend to propose solutions that âwork if humans are idealisticâ, such as XHTML, Semantic Web, or visual programming languages that aim to be general-purpose programming languages (the layers of both are different, but that is beside the point).
I also thought in 2002 or so that it was wrong that something that canât be parsed like HTML should have to be rendered anyway, and that something like XHTML should be the mainstream. But reality didnât turn out that way.
I think the Semantic Web probably underestimated âhuman lazinessâ.
I think the trap we tend to fall into when âaiming for the idealâ is to disregard human nature, such as âhumans are lazyâ or âhumans cannot be perfectâ (people who design are perfectionists and can in fact achieve perfection).
nishio [The âlazy manâ becomes the bottleneck. The âlazy manâ will be bred as a pet⊠and then I realized thatâs what humans and cat are doing right now.
kmizu I sometimes think it would be nice to see that happen in the near future.
nishio I need to practice saying ânyanâ in a cute way! ()
kmizu Speaking of which, Iâve been thinking lately that it would be interesting to try bami meat as a challenge. Like trying to wear cuteness?
nishio What is âcutenessâ for AIâŠ
kmizu I think this is a very difficult question, but I asked Dr. Claude (Iâm not sure if he really meant it) about the cuteness.
Beetles and grasshoppers are surprisingly highly valued (as much as humans).
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I am, however, more attracted to the âintelligenceâ and âaffinityâ of the creatures than their âcutenessâ in my own sense. That is why I hold dolphins and AI in relatively high regard. Intelligent and friendly beings make me feel closer to them.
nishio intellectual and you should aim for a friendly presence!
kmizu friendly but surprisingly difficult. Insects donât rate that low, maybe thatâs unique to AI.
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