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Will strong AI ever enjoy a gin and tonic at the end of work on a summer's day? Will it ever feel the endorphin release from a strong run on the treadmill? Of c
by jackfoxy 15y ago
Will strong AI ever enjoy a gin and tonic at the end of work on a summer's day? Will it ever feel the endorphin release from a strong run on the treadmill? Of course these are rhetorical questions. AI, however you define it, is a machine, a tool. It may become arbitrarily powerful, but that's all it will ever be; and it will always be a creation of man.
- Jach 15y agoYour rhetorical questions of course have rhetorical answers: yes, if it is programmed that way. "AI" isn't a singular mind design. The rest of your comment is weird, I'll refrain from guessing what you're implying (if anything).
- mdda 15y agoAnd when the AI designs a machine that is superior to it, and superior to anything that man has designed - then what? Or are you suggesting that humans are 'by definition' the only beings that can be said to have created something? The AI (or its progeny) might disagree - and be able to argue pretty convincingly... After all, somewhere down the line they'll be much smarter than any human. Or are you also arguing that human intelligence is some kind of asymptotic limit? Tell that to a kid that's smarter than its parents, or teachers.