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Under några månader 2002 stod det så här på Google news:
"No humans were harmed or even used in the creation of this page." Det är intressant när maskinerna tar till orda och pratar om människor så här.
Det kommer nog fler exempel på det i framtiden, och det relaterar förstås till Pers inlägg om vad vi vill/bör/kan lämna över till maskiner och vad det är vi faktiskt vill göra själva.
Den gamla versionen av Google news sparades av Wayback machine.
/Simon
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