← Back to context Comment by frizlab 5 hours ago [flagged] 3 comments frizlab Reply none_to_remain 2 hours ago I think it's reasonable to consider them self writing fictional characters, which people tend to anthropomorphize, but not as real persons. dmd 4 hours ago In 1952, people were arguing that using words like "instruction" and "memory" were anthropomorphizing computers: https://3e.org/private/ai_words.pdf andruc 3 hours ago Do you refer to NPCs in a video game as "it"?
none_to_remain 2 hours ago I think it's reasonable to consider them self writing fictional characters, which people tend to anthropomorphize, but not as real persons.
dmd 4 hours ago In 1952, people were arguing that using words like "instruction" and "memory" were anthropomorphizing computers: https://3e.org/private/ai_words.pdf
I think it's reasonable to consider them self writing fictional characters, which people tend to anthropomorphize, but not as real persons.
In 1952, people were arguing that using words like "instruction" and "memory" were anthropomorphizing computers: https://3e.org/private/ai_words.pdf
Do you refer to NPCs in a video game as "it"?