I do see many results in NLP for example that have an eerie human-likeness, even if nobody can explain why. I am not an expert in the field, but i would think it's a challenge to find similar results made using another technique.
I do see many results in NLP for example that have an eerie human-likeness, even if nobody can explain why. I am not an expert in the field, but i would think it's a challenge to find similar results made using another technique.
On the face of it, I would have to disagree. It would seem to me that's exactly what the universe selected for, among many other things of course, in our tiny little corner of it.
Otherwise, we wouldn't be here debating it.
How about all the other universes that never generated intelligence?
But going back to our own universe, how widespread is intelligence? It's pretty much microscopic, isn't it? I think our universe seems to be mostly geared toward generating empty space, and the rare areas that are not empty are certainly extremely hostile to intelligence.
Our universe is massively hostile to both life and intelligence.