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This article is literally clickbait disguised as a serious position with no actual argument in there. When your article says the "Limits of artificial intellig
by ThomPete 9y ago
This article is literally clickbait disguised as a serious position with no actual argument in there.
When your article says the "Limits of artificial intelligence" and you then then go on to talk about chat bots and a couple of other extremely superficial products as you examples. When you then suddenly switch to talk about automation and end up with not really showing any limites of AI (and wrongly apply it only to computational power) you know you got something that was not written for any other reason than to get some clicks.
- computerex 9y agoAgreed. I do think their point about amazon's head count steadily increasing is interesting. But on the other hand, they seem to be giving amazon too much credit as being an AI cheerleader. It's not, never has been.
- ThomPete 9y agoThe reason why it's increasing is because they are winning business. You can's use that for anything other than anecdotal evidence. You need to look at the industry as a whole if you want to say anything meaningful or conclusive and not even that is enough.
- Shivetya 9y agoThe article does manage to use a lot of words to saying nothing more than "we don't know" and such. What are the limits? well considering how immature the field is do we really know? I thought the idea was to eliminate limits as we find them. the real point the public and others need to understand is that robotics and AI are going to hit all levels of employment to even include management. From high paid analyst to burger flippers. there is technological opportunities for all, it comes down to cost and reliability.