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> there is absolutely no indication that Strong AI can be achieved l We have the proof that the I in AI can be achieved (us) and we have the proof that the A i
by poulpy123 4y ago
> there is absolutely no indication that Strong AI can be achieved l
We have the proof that the I in AI can be achieved (us) and we have the proof that the A in AI can be achieved (our technology), so while there is no proof that AI can be achieved, I'm pretty sure there is nothing fundamental that prevent it
- lm28469 4y agoThe fact that it could theoretically be achieved doesn't mean that _we_ can achieve it. For example the way we build computers might be super archaic and the equivalent of the flint stone, a flint stone is nice but if you need a fusion reactor no amount of flint stones will do the trick