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The wave of the future is all in whether or not man and machine can interact very well or not. Thusly, I say that if a human can beat the highest score on a video game that tests for the required skills for a job, that they are in fact entitled to that job.
Also, if somebody can beat your highest
score, then they are entitled to your job as well; NO CHEAT CODES though!
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I suppose America's Army could be seen like that. The sort of work for which i would go would need more of a text adventure system, i think. |
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I would have thought some jobs would need the kind of ingenuity finding cheat codes requires, for instance sales or espionage. |
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//I would have thought some jobs would need the kind of ingenuity finding cheat codes requires, for instance // Law? Politics? |
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Yes, there's probably quite a long list. |
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