Why AI Keeps Making the Same Coding Mistakes—And How Teaching It Pain Gives It Wisdom
"What did you do for AI?" "I brought the scars." — Randal L. Schwartz SPOCK: "Dr. Daystrom, a computer is incapable of standard creative thought. It must be programmed. How did you instruct the M-5 to construct new data banks, to create new circuitry?" DAYSTROM: "By using a new method, Mr. Spock. I developed a method of impressing memory engrams upon computer circuits. The M-5 thinks." SPOCK: "Whose engrams did you use?" DAYSTROM: (With proud emphasis) "Why, mine, of course." — Star Trek:
