Comments on: MIT students find absence of human intelligence at CSci conference http://UnhinderedByTalent.com/Phi/archives/2005/04/17/mit-students-find-absence-of-human-intelligence-at-csci-conference/ Not all battles are fought with a sword Wed, 19 Nov 2008 23:58:50 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 By: Ryan Turner http://UnhinderedByTalent.com/Phi/archives/2005/04/17/mit-students-find-absence-of-human-intelligence-at-csci-conference/#comment-2790 Ryan Turner Mon, 18 Jul 2005 11:55:05 +0000 http://UnhinderedByTalent.com/Phi/archives/2005/04/17/mit-students-find-absence-of-human-intelligence-at-csci-conference/#comment-2790 Sheer genious. I have written software to randomly generate web sites - as an amusing experiment. I have proven that if tweaked toward a topic - the sites are diffucult to prove that they are made up. Of course they do contriute to the data pollution which is the vast majority of the internet :( Sheer genious. I have written software to randomly generate web sites - as an amusing experiment. I have proven that if tweaked toward a topic - the sites are diffucult to prove that they are made up. Of course they do contriute to the data pollution which is the vast majority of the internet :(

]]> By: Desert Donkey http://UnhinderedByTalent.com/Phi/archives/2005/04/17/mit-students-find-absence-of-human-intelligence-at-csci-conference/#comment-233 Desert Donkey Mon, 18 Apr 2005 21:25:06 +0000 http://UnhinderedByTalent.com/Phi/archives/2005/04/17/mit-students-find-absence-of-human-intelligence-at-csci-conference/#comment-233 So, if one pulls suspicious phrases from the paper and googles them, will they lead you to a slashdot post or the like? Where DID they get the phrases that they put in? This is way better than the insight a member of my Senior Marketing project team had. She had it on good authority that the prof did most of her project grading with a ruler. We gathered lots of charts and clippings and survey data, then I spent a Sunday weaving some appropriate prose around the whole mess. It measured almost 40mm thick, and we got an A for our insightful analysis of the Oregon Wine industry's marketing. We also did pleny of sampling. So, if one pulls suspicious phrases from the paper and googles them, will they lead you to a slashdot post or the like? Where DID they get the phrases that they put in?

This is way better than the insight a member of my Senior Marketing project team had. She had it on good authority that the prof did most of her project grading with a ruler. We gathered lots of charts and clippings and survey data, then I spent a Sunday weaving some appropriate prose around the whole mess. It measured almost 40mm thick, and we got an A for our insightful analysis of the Oregon Wine industry’s marketing. We also did pleny of sampling.

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