Today, I Have Yet to Become a Doll

Chapter 895 Chinese Room 2

"Each team is divided into two groups, one group is responsible for asking questions outside the door, and the other group is entering the door to answer.

Please note that there are four interference options for each answer, plus the real answer, a total of five options.

When the player inside the door answers, the door will show the corresponding answer. The player outside the door needs to determine which door is behind his teammate. If the choice is correct, both the inside and outside of the door will pass. But if the false answer is chosen, both the inside and outside of the door will be eliminated immediately. "

The clown raised his hand and snapped his fingers. The five doors behind him opened in unison. Inside was an empty white room, all of which were exactly the same.

"So, two kings, please send your subjects into the room."

The clown looked at them with a smile: "Don't worry, you have enough time to think about who will enter the door and who will stay outside to ask questions."

Bai Youwei and Shen Mo glanced at each other.

There are only two of them, so it must be one inside and one outside. Hans had to select four people to enter the door.

"The theme of this game is the Chinese room." Bai Youwei said.

"Well." Shen Mo nodded. "One of the ten paradoxes. The Ombudsman should choose this topic for a reason."

He looked at the five doors and said slowly, "Is the so-called interference option referring to artificial intelligence?"

The Chinese room was first proposed by the American philosopher John Searle. The experiment assumes that a person who only speaks English is in a closed room. There is a book with a Chinese translation program on his body. There are enough manuscripts and pens in the room. Then, write A piece of paper in Chinese was sent into the room through a small window. The person in the room used the book to translate the text and responded in Chinese. Although he did not speak Chinese at all, he could make anyone outside the room mistakenly think he could speak Chinese.

This thought experiment refutes the idea that artificial intelligence can really think, thinking that the computer cannot really understand the received information, but it can give people the impression of intelligence by running certain programs.

Hans obviously knew this famous thought experiment. He and his teammates whispered to discuss for a while, and asked the inspector: "In what ways will the interference option interfere?"

"This ..." The clown rides around, "They will imitate you as much as possible, and learn how you speak."

"Will they read our brains?" Hans asked carefully, "... for example, the memory part?"

Bai Youwei couldn't help but glance at him. This is a good way to crack the game. As long as you start from the memory, artificial intelligence is useless no matter how.

For example, she can ask Shen Mo, where were the two of them kissing for the first time?

This kind of question cannot be answered by artificial intelligence.

"Of course not ~" the clown explained with a smile on his face, "they will only analyze and learn from what you show. As for what you think, they don't know ~"

"but……"

The voice suddenly turned around, the clown's mouth widened, and the smile was exaggerated to a certain degree, giving a creepy feeling.

"In the room, the people who answer each time are sorted randomly, so if you ask the wrong person ... it's a pity."

Bai Youwei frowned, if that was the case ... using common memories to make a question would not work.

Hans asked again: "Is it okay to ask one side and ask any questions? Are there any restrictions?"

The clown replied: "You can ask any question, but the input box for the answering party can only hold 20 characters."

Therefore, if you want to analyze the flaw through a long discussion, it will not work.

Hans turned around, and whispered again with his teammates for a while, and said in a voice: "Master Ombudsman, we have already chosen, and these four people will enter the door to answer."

(End of this chapter)