Quote by Pablo Picasso

Computers are useless. They can only give you answers.

Computers are useless. They can only give you answers.

Summary

This quote, attributed to Pablo Picasso, suggests that computers have a limited capability as they merely provide answers to questions rather than engaging in deeper thinking or problem-solving. Typically, computers rely on pre-programmed algorithms to process information and deliver results efficiently, but they lack the creativity, intuition, and complex understanding that humans possess. Picasso's statement cautions against an overreliance on technology and reminds us that the true value of computer systems lies in their ability to complement human intelligence rather than replacing it.

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