tbh I think it's hilarious that the most advanced AI the human race has ever created only recognizes two kinds of mammals
gorillas, apes, chimps, monkeys, etc, are "black people"
and literally everything else is "dog"
but yeah, we're totally gonna develop a singularity level AI any day now, just wait and see, we just need to work out a few kinks
gorillas, apes, chimps, monkeys, etc, are "black people"
and literally everything else is "dog"
but yeah, we're totally gonna develop a singularity level AI any day now, just wait and see, we just need to work out a few kinks
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@galena I don't understand this opinion at all.
We have reached a singularity decades ago. AI is already much better then humans. Computers can process data billion times faster then we can, but because we are better at recognising a cat from a toaster means that we're smarter? How?
Most of modern research is just us giving a few bits of instructions and computers doing the rest of the work. And the ammount of our imput does decrease every day.
And I know that you will say that "well, actually singularity is the point when computers are designing better computers"...
And how exactly are we designing our new hardware again?
@LukeAlmighty Very good point. Neural nets are complex beyond our comprehension. My point was that the AI our sci-fi fantasies predict - basically just a mechanical human - is extremely unrealistic, and not something we're going to be seeing any time soon. They can't replicate humans, and struggle with some simple things humans have no problem with. What they can do, however, is horrifying beyond belief. We dreamed of something simple and beautiful, but what we created was an incomprehensible nightmare
