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The entire point of AI is to establish human-like intelligence via the same general mechanisms we use to learn. Our limitations are uniquely human and don't ap
by nkozyra 10y ago
The entire point of AI is to establish human-like intelligence via the same general mechanisms we use to learn. Our limitations are uniquely human and don't apply here.
"Thinking" in the short-term means problem solving, whether through analysis and understanding. Machines are capable of that now, and do so much faster than do humans.
The parameters of learning will be bound - at least for now - by human input. But not the boundaries of learning.
- hackney 10y agoI agree wholeheartedly with you, except for the definition of learning. Learning implies knowledge and most of what a computer would see as knowledge is garbage to a human being. As well, what exactly a single individual would consider to be true useable knowledge would not even be teachable to a computer, as for the most part, it cannot be truly explained by said individual beyond the individuals own personal viewpoint. If we start trying to marginalize individualism I would think we lose what it means to be human, et al.