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Daniel Kahneman has an interesting thought on this: “I am puzzled by the number of references to what AI “is” and what it “cannot do” when in fact the new AI is
by freddealmeida 7y ago
Daniel Kahneman has an interesting thought on this: “I am puzzled by the number of references to what AI “is” and what it “cannot do” when in fact the new AI is less than ten years old and is moving so fast that references to it in the present tense are dated almost before they are uttered. The statements that AI doesn’t know what it’s talking about or is not enjoying itself are trivial if they refer to the present and undefended if they refer to the medium-range future—say 30 years." See edge.org for more.
- haspok 7y agoI think a lot of the confusion comes from the fact that everybody defines "AI" differently. To me, AI = self consciousness, anything less is just fancy ML. If you ask the question "are we going to have self-conscious machines in 30 years" I would bet against it. If anyone has any reason to bet _for_ it, I'd like to hear those reasons :)