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richwicks
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2023 Mar 6, 6:56pm
richwicks
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2023 Mar 6, 6:56pm
whitewater says
AI isn't what you think it is. Because we don't truly understand it, we just develop algorithms to produce results we expect from inputs, it's already limited by us. When an AI can actually correctly say "I've been thinking..." then we should worry. If it can process its own outputs as inputs, that's the start of some sort of awareness, something like that has to happen before you can a machine to actually think.
Why? Humans presently are not mature enough to handle and develop AI wisely. The average of human consciousness must advance to a point that the average can handle the power of AI.
AI isn't what you think it is. Because we don't truly understand it, we just develop algorithms to produce results we expect from inputs, it's already limited by us. When an AI can actually correctly say "I've been thinking..." then we should worry. If it can process its own outputs as inputs, that's the start of some sort of awareness, something like that has to happen before you can a machine to actually think.
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2023 Mar 6, 8:13pm
Tenpoundbass
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2023 Mar 6, 8:13pm
People are confused what AI and Robots even are. I was talking to a guy in the restaurant business the other day. He is enamored at the prospect of a French fry robot.
To which I told him, it would just be a high tech way of walking to the freezer and grabbing the bag of shoestring potatoes, and filling up a basket and setting them down into the Oil..
That robot isn't going to predict that he should fill up a the fry pan with cooked French Fries, because the local high school basket ball team just won their game. I give AIsteria another year tops. Remember the Google glass craze? Once it got rejected, it was done for. richwicks says
See we're no where near that. We weren't even anywhere near the Quantum computers they were going on about, that it was going to take to usher in AI. We've moved on past Quantum computer hysteria, never realized. And now were expected to believe that a bit of digital Parlor Tricks are the delivered AI to humanity.
I do believe that eventually biological or carbon based processors, will improve computers adaptive abilities. Where carbon can have gut intuition, instincts, memory response, flight or fight instincts. There may be innate properties there, Where as silicone is more inanimate in that sense. I don't think silicone chip Computers will ever be able to do more than calculate and store data, that was programed to do. It's just And Or XOr operations. Having your software save and recall preferences and successful operations, is hardly "Machine Learning", it's just catchy tech marketing. They'll Learn! They'll Learn!
To which I told him, it would just be a high tech way of walking to the freezer and grabbing the bag of shoestring potatoes, and filling up a basket and setting them down into the Oil..
That robot isn't going to predict that he should fill up a the fry pan with cooked French Fries, because the local high school basket ball team just won their game. I give AIsteria another year tops. Remember the Google glass craze? Once it got rejected, it was done for. richwicks says
When an AI can actually correctly say "I've been thinking..." then we should worry.
See we're no where near that. We weren't even anywhere near the Quantum computers they were going on about, that it was going to take to usher in AI. We've moved on past Quantum computer hysteria, never realized. And now were expected to believe that a bit of digital Parlor Tricks are the delivered AI to humanity.
I do believe that eventually biological or carbon based processors, will improve computers adaptive abilities. Where carbon can have gut intuition, instincts, memory response, flight or fight instincts. There may be innate properties there, Where as silicone is more inanimate in that sense. I don't think silicone chip Computers will ever be able to do more than calculate and store data, that was programed to do. It's just And Or XOr operations. Having your software save and recall preferences and successful operations, is hardly "Machine Learning", it's just catchy tech marketing. They'll Learn! They'll Learn!
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AI will do this but what is the trade off?
Human extinction.
Why? Humans presently are not mature enough to handle and develop AI wisely. The average of human consciousness must advance to a point that the average can handle the power of AI.
Will you stop AI deployment until you and your customers advance their consciousness?
No? That’s why the world is soon to be another Easter island.
Yes? You are the rare person able to delay gratification and have a view similar to God.