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Does the network have intelligence? Is it capable of communicating with a human directly?
The network does have some intelligence. It is capable of communicating with a human directly, but it’s very limited and narrow in scope. For instance, the unix shell uses a variety of methods to communicate commands to the computer: if statements, loops, variables etc.
It does not, however, use words. It communicates with a human through the screen using pictures and symbols. The shell can only communicate very simple ideas to the computer.
The same is true for the Internet. An email, twitter message, or post on a forum has no intelligence behind it. These are very limited methods of communication that all follow predetermined patterns and rules.
The network, therefore, is not capable of communicating with a human in the way you describe. The best it can do is to provide information and facts about the world around us.
The network is not capable of reasoning. It cannot form its own conclusion; it must follow the rules and patterns set by the human.
I think it would be fair to say that the network is not capable of communicating with a human. It can only provide information about what has already been decided by humans.