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We get bombarded with the term at nearly every turn. We see it in movies, television, and video games. So for the part what researches expect AI to become is no
by Shivetya 8y ago
We get bombarded with the term at nearly every turn. We see it in movies, television, and video games. So for the part what researches expect AI to become is not what the public thinks AI is. Marketing has a way of taking something that sounds cool, is just too complex to fully understand, but not so complex that they cannot convince you that you need it, and from there the terminology gets corrupted.
Sure most people dismiss most over the top depictions in tv, movies, and games, but it is surprising how many out there still believe governments and the mega rich have something "close".
- ianai 8y agoI agree that linear thinking has its faults but I wonder if certain things can’t “add up” to opportunities for breakthroughs. Ie exascale computing, quantum scale Boltzmann machines, and faster communication between cpu cores. I’m wondering what new technologies will be possible after modeling at the scales possible by exascale.