The actual comings and goings of a human migration (as an example)...AI is making great strides, but the funny thing is is that it only reiterates the bias and focus of its creators... Cross reference is great, but anytime you attempt to bridge the gap and verify the validity of a certain approach, you have to understand that your "objectivity" has been compromised, because you have by default embraced an epistemological stance that cannot be asserted as "fact" until you subjectively entrap yourself in its assertions and method...

I can confuse the fuck out of AI very easily, but even "stupid" peopke can catch a whiff of bullshit when I take it to far... Part of this manifests as an emotional reaction, and can't really be placed by logic, because it actually remains under the influence of discarded data, which is something logic doesn't really do, because in logic, if a premise se eases to compute, it is ignored, without revistation (human motive corrects for seemingly infallible logic... Without resentment, there are no cynics, without cynics, there is no questioning of prevailing wisdom).. .

Take the idea that "we were made in the image of our creator" in a universal context, and you would see that even if a computer were to subcategories in greater categorical nuance than mbti, the fact that you allowed a computer to make determinations about a foreign species based on the commands of an unquestionable authority does not present a MORE complete picture of reality... I'd rather succumb to the capricious physics of my mind (or the mind of brilliant psychologists) than succumb to he logic bound not only by my capacity to establish truth, but also by the vigor with which I can communicate my truth in its entirety (of all that occurs in the mind, that which can be asserted is less, and that which can be communicated is less than that, and that which can be empirically or logically defended is less than that)...

I'm not a fan or people who are "irrational", but rationality has its limits, and in the days where "King" became a title, there was merely a humble acquiescence to the idea of superiority... As I question human authority, it would take a whole fucking lot to concede authority to a machine...

But this is just my machine head going off on an irrational rant.