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>Machine AI wouldn't be bound by Theory-Of-Evolution-By-Natural-Selection-In-A-Million-Year. Yes, but now compare how much time needs a person to leran to reco
by GTP 4y ago
>Machine AI wouldn't be bound by Theory-Of-Evolution-By-Natural-Selection-In-A-Million-Year.
Yes, but now compare how much time needs a person to leran to recognize a new object vs how much time you need to train a neural network for the same task. You see there is still a problem there, you can't just assume that an AI will be quicker at improving than a human
- PartiallyTyped 4y agoIf it is smarter than humans it will figure out things that humans can not in shorter amount of time including how to improve itself, no?
- GTP 4y agoThis is not op's assumption, he assumed human-level intelligence in his comment, not above human intelligence. And what I'm saying is that even if you assume human-level intelligence this doesn't necessarily imply that they will quickly reach above-human-level intelligence.