Max Louwerse
@maxlouwerse.bsky.social
Author of "Understanding Artificial Minds" and "Keeping those Words in Mind", professor of Cognitive Psychology & AI.
So it acts humanlike. It does not get it wrong, it gets it right. When it finally behaves humanlike we call it wrong 😀Unless we do not want it to behave humanlike, in which case it gets it wrong (but then it is on par with human performance).
June 17, 2025 at 7:35 PM
So it acts humanlike. It does not get it wrong, it gets it right. When it finally behaves humanlike we call it wrong 😀Unless we do not want it to behave humanlike, in which case it gets it wrong (but then it is on par with human performance).