Amber Crouch:
I liked reading your blog. When I read your blog, “Can computers be smarter than humans?”, I liked how you had examples to point out that a human had to come up with the concept before a computer could execute the idea. In your blog, “Some of the Hardest Questions I’ve Had to Answer” I like how you had many questions even before you started to write it seemed. I like your theory “…a thought or an idea comes from past experiences or pre-existing notions of certain aspects of one’s life.” To have any concept of anything I think someone has to have experience or some knowledge of the idea in order to accomplish the set out goal.
April Page:
I like the way you phrased this in the last paragraph on September 2nd, “We will always surpass the machines in logic and future ideas, which have nothing to do with the brain capacity and our inability to recall hundreds of thousands of irrelevant facts.” After reading this though, I was wondering if humans will ever surpass a computers thought process in the future. Yes computers can recall items within minutes, but will humans ever be able to do this? What are your thoughts on that??
Connor White:
I like your example of how to explain a thought and an idea. I like the fact that your blogs are short n sweet and to the point, but can you tie any experiences to these concepts to have them be more you?
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