Re:Mysterious Avid Issue Knocks Out Mac Pro Workstations Acr...
by hyperman1 on Tuesday September 24, 2019 @01:56PM
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The 'light' variant of this question makes a lot of sence, though:
The askers were non-technical but very jaded in human nature, so they know the human-provided input might be slightly imperfect but not completely wrong.
Then the question is: Can a machine based on perfection cope? Will it output reasonable but slightly-wrong conclusions? Will it go off the rails and produce completely insane errors?
Answering this question requires a lot of interesting subtility, which has been completely rejected by babbage.
The askers were non-technical but very jaded in human nature, so they know the human-provided input might be slightly imperfect but not completely wrong.
Then the question is: Can a machine based on perfection cope? Will it output reasonable but slightly-wrong conclusions? Will it go off the rails and produce completely insane errors?
Answering this question requires a lot of interesting subtility, which has been completely rejected by babbage.