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> Not now, but if you can really create AI, it shouldn't be indistinguishable of human Intelligence. If we really create AI that is "indistinguishable of human
by dunpeal 9y ago
> Not now, but if you can really create AI, it shouldn't be indistinguishable of human Intelligence.
If we really create AI that is "indistinguishable of human Intelligence", then all questions about human jobs or research become moot, no?
If someone was to create AI that is human-equivalent (aka strong AI) then that would be their final project as a human being. There would be no need for human professional or academic effort after that point.
- Cozumel 9y ago>'If someone was to create AI that is human-equivalent (aka strong AI)' Creating AI with human level intelligence isn't going to be so great, most people are complete idiots. Creating AI with above human intelligence is a different story.
- dunkelheit 9y agoA well-known "paradox" states that tasks that require savant-level intelligence from humans (like playing chess) are actually doable with computers, but tasks that any idiot can do (say, pouring yourself a cup of tea) are crazy hard.
- jorgemf 9y agoWell... They said the same in the industrial era. There are a lot of things to consider, for example: - AI might not like to work, as we don't like to work - You suppose that if you create AI then the AI can create a more intelligence AI and this to the infinity. We don't know if the intelligence is unlimited or limited. We might have reach the top intelligence. (note: the more intelligent the brain the slower it is, and a bigger brain does not relate to intelligence)