Found another decent link:
Found another decent link:
I live with a profound happiness that can only be achieved by being hated by Mr.Veritis
It was Turing, iirc, who said computer can't be both intelligent and infallible. IOW, to be intelligent, it must make mistakes, commit errors. That's how AI learns, by testing mistakes and learning from them. That's its strength. And weakness.
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RadioGod (06-10-2018)
Thank you for the link. Without a doubt, when AI makes mistakes, it is usually a big mistake. And factoring in Moore's Law, things can get hairy. These systems of course are prone to failure, just like the speech recognition in someone's phone. But there is a trend in America, and around the developed world, where we just take all the magic for granted, and that leads us to assume what our devices tell us is always true.
I'll add a quick link of 1 video(top) especially about errors with AI, and I'll also add a good one(bottom) by the "father" of modern AI, so everyone can see his vision of the future.
I live with a profound happiness that can only be achieved by being hated by Mr.Veritis
Right, but the point is an AI system needs to make mistakes to learn. The video shows the use of a genetic algorithm to build a vehicle to handle terrain as it encounters it. These mutations are tried out and if they fail, die out. Eventually, as the search space is explored as solution is found. That strength is also it's weakness. Throw something completely new at it and it will flounder.
Tradition is not the worship of ashes, but the preservation of fire. ― Gustav Mahler
True. That is where AGI, or general AI comes into play. They train up the AI in many problem-solving areas, an coupled with enormous data and tremenously advanced coding that allows the AI to code itself, it is way faster and more advanced than the video showed.
The AI shown in the video you posted could be run on a $4,000 pc, and even then, the process would be sped up hundreds of times. As tensor cores find their way into laptop graphics cards in a couple years, a simulation like the one in the video would be able to be run on a $200 laptop, and thousands of times faster. This means every kid nerd will be nurturing their own AI in their room, and all the big AI's will be nurturing all of us along in society.
I live with a profound happiness that can only be achieved by being hated by Mr.Veritis
Here is a leaked Google internal-only video about where AI could take us by nuturing us along
I live with a profound happiness that can only be achieved by being hated by Mr.Veritis
'Whoever leads in AI will rule the world: Putin to Russian children on Knowledge Day
https://www.rt.com/news/401731-ai-rule-world-putin/
Vladimir Putin spoke with students about science in an open lesson on September 1, the start of the school year in Russia. He told them that the future belongs to artificial intelligence, and whoever masters it first will rule the world.
Artificial intelligence is the future, not only for Russia, but for all humankind. It comes with colossal opportunities, but also threats that are difficult to predict. Whoever becomes the leader in this sphere will become the ruler of the world, Russian President Vladimir Putin said.
However, the president said he would not like to see anyone monopolize the field.
If we become leaders in this area, we will share this know-how with entire world, the same way we share our nuclear technologies today, he told students from across Russia via satellite link-up, speaking from the Yaroslavl region.
We are all brothers and sisters in humanity. We are all made from the same dust of stars. We cannot be separated because all life is interconnected.
Senators are asking whether artificial intelligence could violate US civil rights laws
https://qz.com/1398491/senators-are-...l-rights-laws/
Seven members of the US Congress have sent letters to the Federal Trade Commission (pdf), Federal Bureau of Investigation (pdf), and Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (pdf) asking whether the agencies have vetted the potential biases of artificial intelligence algorithms being used for commerce, surveillance, and hiring.We are concerned by the mounting evidence that these technologies can perpetuate gender, racial, age, and other biases, a letter to the FTC says. As a result, their use may violate civil rights laws and could be unfair and deceptive.
We are all brothers and sisters in humanity. We are all made from the same dust of stars. We cannot be separated because all life is interconnected.