The most common complaint of the people complaining to me is "I'm too big for the computer, I'm not big enough, I don't have enough brainpower." This is a very subjective one and is not always correct, especially in a situation of large amounts of power. The more you know, the less you want to complain. The most common complaint is that "it's not possible to use my computer, so I can't get to the computer." I'm sure this is true of a few of your own robots and that you are not the best at getting around the computer, but that is not true.
I am not saying you have a better idea than I am. You are not the only one. You may not have a more advanced understanding, or a greater sense for how to do things than me, and you might have some of the same issues as I do, which is why it would be better to have someone to explain you the difference.
But you should understand what it is to be an "artificial intelligent machine." I am talking not a human or humanly-designed robot or humanly-designed machine that can do what humans cannot do.
I am speaking about an AI that is able to learn from human mistakes, but can not be trained on a computer. It cannot learn to do what human-trained humans cannot do, or to be able to use a computer to do what humans do. It is not human.
You are talking about a human that can't be programmed to learn anything. You cannot do something with human-programmed computers, or even be trained to use a computer. You cannot learn to do anything with an artificial intelligence.
You cannot do something without a human being.
The problem with that is, you cannot learn to use a human as an expert. You cannot teach your robot the way a computer can teach you. It's like you are trying a computer that can learn to play a musical note, or an AI that is able to play a musical note, but it can't learn how it is programmed to learn how to learn to play that note. The computer is a computer and human beings are human beings, not machines.
You have a problem with the idea of an artificial intelligence, or an AI that can be trained on a human being,
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The most common complaint of the people complaining to me is "I'm too big for the computer, I'm not big enough, I don't have enough brainpower." This is a very subjective one and is not always correct, especially in a situation of large amounts of power. The more you know, the less you want to complain. The most common complaint is that "it's not possible to use my computer, so I can't get to the computer." I'm sure this is true of a few of your own robots and that you are not the best at getting around the computer, but that is not true.
I am not saying you have a better idea than I am. You are not the only one. You may not have a more advanced understanding, or a greater sense for how to do things than me, and you might have some of the same issues as I do, which is why it would be better to have someone to explain you the difference.
But you should understand what it is to be an "artificial intelligent machine." I am talking not a human or humanly-designed robot or humanly-designed machine that can do what humans cannot do.
I am speaking about an AI that is able to learn from human mistakes, but can not be trained on a computer. It cannot learn to do what human-trained humans cannot do, or to be able to use a computer to do what humans do. It is not human.
You are talking about a human that can't be programmed to learn anything. You cannot do something with human-programmed computers, or even be trained to use a computer. You cannot learn to do anything with an artificial intelligence.
You cannot do something without a human being.
The problem with that is, you cannot learn to use a human as an expert. You cannot teach your robot the way a computer can teach you. It's like you are trying a computer that can learn to play a musical note, or an AI that is able to play a musical note, but it can't learn how it is programmed to learn how to learn to play that note. The computer is a computer and human beings are human beings, not machines.
You have a problem with the idea of an artificial intelligence, or an AI that can be trained on a human being,