malte on Nostr: The basic point of the book is that humans and machines are capable of different ...

The basic point of the book is that humans and machines are capable of different things - and thus are not interchangeable as the AI ideologists assume they (eventually) will be. Humans can guide their decisions by using values - what Weizenbaum calls judgement. Values can bye definition not be reduced to code. Being into the philosophy and anthropology of values this makes a lot of sense to me. Values are the things that we can't explain the importance of by referring to something else.