Jean Louis writes:
> Integration, if that is the right work, is enhancing the human workflow to
> minimize efforts and provide optimum results. That is what I mean.
That is not integration, that is optimization or efficiency. Integration may
lead to better optimization or efficiency but it mig
* Christopher Howard [2024-12-10 20:02]:
> Jean Louis writes:
>
> > Sure. But every game, and every software and Emacs itself is
> > artificial intelligence. It is extended mind. But now the term AI is
> > used in marketing to make it easier accessible to common people.
> It seems to me that so
Jean Louis writes:
> Sure. But every game, and every software and Emacs itself is
> artificial intelligence. It is extended mind. But now the term AI is
> used in marketing to make it easier accessible to common people.
It seems to me that some important distinctions are being blurred throughout
* Basile Starynkevitch [2024-12-10 13:46]:
> Without needing a remote supercomputer, you could run
> https://clipsrules.net/ on your Linux desktop (supplying it a rules
> source file), or extend https://github.com/RefPerSys/RefPerSys (it is
> GPLv3+ work-in-progress inference engine) to run locall
* Christopher Howard [2024-12-10 21:15]:
> Jean Louis writes:
>
> > Integration, if that is the right work, is enhancing the human
> > workflow to minimize efforts and provide optimum results. That is
> > what I mean.
>
> That is not integration, that is optimization or
> efficiency. Integratio
