User exploring psychological need to believe in domains resistant to AI automation
Key claims
- User questions why they psychologically cling to belief that certain problem domains are AI-complete or NP-hard and thus untouchable by automation.
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- /g/109395098 ↗ live · archive introspective developing 1 replies User questions why they psychologically cling to belief that certain problem domains are AI-complete or NP-hard and thus untouchable by automation.
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