You would assume that a world increasingly run by machines following preset rules would bemore predictable, not less, yet the rise of the internet and AI has shown that this is far from thecase.This is a good thing, says David Weinberger in his book Everyday Chaos, because paradoxically,while tech has left us confronting the stark reality that the world is far more random than we cancomprehend, it also leaves us better placed to navigate that uncertainty – just as long as we’re comfortable with the fact that we might not understand how our super-intelligent machines reachtheir conclusions.
展开▼
机译：您会假设，越来越多的机器按照预设的规则运行，这将是 r n更加可预测的，而不是更少，但是互联网和AI的兴起表明，这远非 r ncase。 r n大卫·温伯格（David Weinberger）在他的《每天的混乱》一书中说，这是一件好事，因为自相矛盾的是， r n n n n n r n克服不确定性–只要我们对以下事实感到满意，那就是我们可能不了解超级智能机器如何得出结论。
展开▼
