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Artificial Intelligence has been around for ages. It is even referenced in Greek mythology [1]. The definition of AI changes with time. When calculators were fi
by petilon 4y ago
Artificial Intelligence has been around for ages. It is even referenced in Greek mythology [1]. The definition of AI changes with time. When calculators were first invented it was considered AI, because back then anything that could do arithmetic was considered intelligent. Today ChatGPT is considered AI, but 10 years from now it won't be. Whatever is at the edge of technology is considered AI, the rest isn't.
[1] https://news.stanford.edu/2019/02/28/ancient-myths-reveal-early-fantasies-artificial-life/ https://news.stanford.edu/2019/02/28/ancient-myths-reveal-ea...
- mirekrusin 4y ago20 years from now ChatGPT will call humans AI.
- coding123 4y agoHA loved that one.
- petilon 4y agoChatGPT will call humans OI (Organic Intelligence) which will be inferior to MI (Machine Intelligence).
- mirekrusin 4y agoArtificial in the sense that it's not real one compared to theirs. They'll do it while sunbathing their electrovoltaic butts on Sahara and sipping geothermal energy near volcanoes; throwing jokes about how long does it take for human to count to 1m when playing in metaverse with few breeded human non-playable characters.
- akomtu 4y agoWet cellular sequence approximators that resemble AI on simple tasks. They fail on basic test sequence G4.2 that can be used to efficiently distinguish them from true AI.
- ivxvm 4y agoAny references please? I mean "wet cellular sequence approximators" and where that "G4.2" comes from.
- chewxy 4y agoIt's a joke, saying humans are wet cellular approximators. Cellular approximators are a algebraic topological concept
- ivxvm 4y agoOh gotcha, thanks.
- jholman 4y agoWhat are you hoping for a reference to? It's like standing up at a poetry slam and saying "Could you please cite your work". Or is this some meta-meta-humour that I'm too HN to understand?