MagsJ wrote:_
AI is only as good as the human information available to it.. I do agree with the rest of the sentiment of your post.
AI -like any other computational machine- does not think, they compute.. it ain’t called machine learning for nuthin, though they obviously do have computational speed on their side.
As a guy in a YT video I was watching said.. can calculators do/understand maths?
HumAnIze wrote:MagsJ wrote:AI is only as good as the human information available to it.. I do agree with the rest of the sentiment of your post.
Well yeah, but the AI has access to SO MUCH information it can essentially overcome any human limitations by sheer volume of data.
AI -like any other computational machine- does not think, they compute.. it ain’t called machine learning for nuthin, though they obviously do have computational speed on their side.
As a guy in a YT video I was watching said.. can calculators do/understand maths?
Right, calculators don't do math, neither do AIs. AI is a very complex calculator. But we should use it for what it's good for. Even if it becomes "sentient" or we make the assumption that it is. Then it just becomes a calculator we need to treat with some degree of basic respect. Not torture it, etc.
MagsJ wrote:Lol
Enjoy your drinking sesh..
Meno wrote:that is the state of AI today
Meno_ wrote:My guess is that the state of AI is approaching the point where only AI could answer its own state. Reasons for that are probably , or even mostly beyond that any single programmer could ask , theoretically or applicable, because the state of AI is almost identically conforming to the increasing variability of science , as to that of the many folded dissipation of a unitary objective behind AI’s very existence, if I may call it that, that is the reason behind it’s construction subsets another question - of did exegetical , uncontrollable facts ( such as population explosion) made that necessary, OR did some internally transmitted metaphysicallly induced apprehensions were responsible?
Now it appears as if that responsibility is either projected to those who initially went this route, or, those who claim that indigenous construction had the least part in it.
My feeling is that that’s a kind of magical ‘secret’ that Nature, if it spoke through all conceivable languages could not too the language of programmed language which, better those we are most familiar with.
Meno_ wrote:Not at Al except my name is meno, and I am supposed to ask the questions tbat confirm my paradoxically infused answers from ?
The Socrates appeal to knowledge’s source(sourceful) is a repetition of Meno’s existential quarry. It may simply absurd to call out that kind of genological development, and call the savior of that antithetical ‘genius’ Drawin,
Meno_ wrote:E maxi,
Maybe AI can find that elusive human problem as well, since AI will remember which factors in a comprehensive number of issues which can be universalized by virtue of their absolute immediarness.
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