> Simple question, but worth the discussion:

> Will artificial intelligence always lack stupidity?
> true or false?

> Interesting question. This is the way i think about it: You'd define
> stupidity as something that is not probable -> therefore anything/event that
> has a probability less than 1 could be considered as stupid. E.g. if an
> event (lets call it 'J') is near 0.9 probability of happening then
> considering it or basing further events on J would be a good decision. If on
> the other hand the probability of J is say 0.01 then basing further
> decisions would be considered stupid. So where you design the AI to place
> the cutoff for further decision making would decide how stupid it can be

> john