[DanBC]

> I don't need to have someone caption the image for me to understand the broad range of situations to which the caption "jump" applies.

I'm more interested in metaphor and analogy.

My 3.5 year old son said "look at the rain! It is bouncing like hopping frogs!"

I don't know if he created that. It's not in any of his books. I guess he jumps like a hopping frog at nursery and transferred that to rain.

I'm not so interested in a computer that is trained on frogs, and which sees a hopping frog and describes it as such. If it saw a hopping cat and said this thing is hopping but I don't know what it is, then I'd be interested.

Am I being too harsh on the robots?