What does it mean when a computer can't break the rules

Computers and Technology

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damaskus [11]3 years ago

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Maybe the type of computer you have has rules added with them.

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irga5000 [103]3 years ago

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first of all computer is a human made thing which means it has no choice of its own. Simply it will do what it is programmed to do. in other words programming is some rules in terms of codes through which software works in a computer so a computer won't ignore those rules because it has no control over them until and unless your computer consist of an artificial intelligence that learns on its own by going online but you can still restrict that AI whenever you want to. in short computer is something that depends on humans no matter how advance it is and will always work without breaking rules.

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