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Not [[artifical intelligence]], [[machine learning]] or [[natural language processing]], however much they might seem like it to primitive or unimaginative minds.
Not [[artificial intelligence]], [[machine learning]] or [[natural language processing]], however much they might seem like it to primitive or unimaginative minds. Another kind of NLP — neuro-linguistic programming — ''may'' be, at least in the hands of Derren Brown, though I suspect a bit of amateur dramatics and camera trickery going on there too.


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“Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic.”

Arthur C. Clarke’s third law

Not artificial intelligence, machine learning or natural language processing, however much they might seem like it to primitive or unimaginative minds. Another kind of NLP — neuro-linguistic programming — may be, at least in the hands of Derren Brown, though I suspect a bit of amateur dramatics and camera trickery going on there too.

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