pflammertsma

Two words: neural networks. The set of rules is a "black box": the result of a decision is determined by any variable amount of input stimuli, influenced by the results of previously made actions.Each action feeds back into the black box some sort of score, which reinforces or discourages the path that the decision took. Future decisions that (partially) follow that path will be influenced, and will be encouraged or discouraged to make that particular decision.With a proper vocabulary (and semantic understanding of words), only a few training passes will "teach" the machine that certain types of actions may refer to the dog, and others may refer to the window pane.It comes across to me that the author has little to no understanding of artificial intelligence.

Poorly written, but makes a strong case. Apple has shown a pattern of abusing its monopoly position and stealing information from its customers in the past few years.

Wow, very impressive!

I, too, like your profile picture! Also enjoyed visiting some stumbles from your blog.

The subtitles were especially enlightening. I might have otherwise thought she was trying to say something along the lines of "Can't Live". Silly me!This one's classic already!

That WAS an awesome scene from Dark Knight!

Agreed: poorly done.

The first one is true, as for the rest: I wouldn't count on it.