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this is all fine, first generation of 'true' ai will probably be extremely biased and too simple for practical use. even though we are automating and digitizing
by makach 9y ago
this is all fine, first generation of 'true' ai will probably be extremely biased and too simple for practical use. even though we are automating and digitizing more and more and making everything more streamlined the rules will be as rigid as they have ever been. the human factor will come from generations of ai iterations -- if we are lucky. to be rejected by a machine will be brutal experiences when we all get this pushed in our faces. rich will grow richer and middle class will disappear in favor of poverty across the board.
- tim333 9y ago>first generation of 'true' ai will probably be ... too simple for practical use AI tends to either not really work or go way beyond humans - look at the Go programs that didn't work very well and then in a short period we have things like alphazero that given the rules of Go or Chess surpasses all humans in a few hours of playing itself. By the time they are passing Turing tests and thinking in a human manner they are going to be scary smart in many ways.