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OK, but the discussion is about "AI" - artificial intelligence. Do you call a white blood cell "intelligent"? Then why would you call a nanobot that destroyed
by TomSwirly 5y ago
OK, but the discussion is about "AI" - artificial intelligence.
Do you call a white blood cell "intelligent"? Then why would you call a nanobot that destroyed cancer cells "intelligent"?
- erosenbe0 5y agoCollectively nanobots or drone fleets could demonstrate quite some intelligence or productivity, as insect hives do. It's a distributed form of AI.