presumably, you can test an AI device on a specific functionality, e.g. haiku translations. but how would you know if it is a "team player", i.e. capable of working productively within group of people and other AI devices? people developed a whole set of social norms to deal with conflict situations and etc. does it mean that we'll have to teach AI something beyond a specific functionality.
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Date: 2009-01-07 08:45 pm (UTC)but how would you know if it is a "team player", i.e. capable of working productively within group of people and other AI devices? people developed a whole set of social norms to deal with conflict situations and etc. does it mean that we'll have to teach AI something beyond a specific functionality.