[freejazz]

So, you don't, but wikipedia does? I'll believe they can do commonsense reasoning when they can figure out that people have 4 fingers and 1 thumb. Here I was thinking common sense reasoning was what we call reasoning based on common sense. Go figure some AI folks needed to write a wikipedia article to redefine common sense.

Like they say, common sense ain't so common at all.

[ACCount37]

Least you could do is look up what an unfamiliar term means before rolling in with all the hot takes.

So take the link, and read it. That would help you to be less ignorant the next time around.

[freejazz]

>Least you could do is look up what an unfamiliar term means before rolling in with all the hot takes.

Thanks for proving my point that common sense ain't so common. To be clear, common sense reasoning is not an "unfamiliar term" save for this new (article was written in 2021) redefinition of it to be something AI related. It's kinda laughable that you are being this snitty about.

> That would help you to be less ignorant the next time around.

Better to be "ignorant" than slow and humorless.