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It seems to know how to improve through trial and error, so I wonder if, once being given the right tools and information, it could be used for software and har
by squarefoot 4y ago
It seems to know how to improve through trial and error, so I wonder if, once being given the right tools and information, it could be used for software and hardware reverse engineering.
- mrcsno 4y agoForgive me if I am wrong but I was under the impression that what you described is how machine learning basically operates: reporting and trial and error to achieve better and more efficient results. At least when analyzing actions. Is that not the case?
- squarefoot 4y agoYes, pretty much this. Not knowing their inner workings, it still sounds revolutionary to me. With enough data and interfaces to operate on real world objects, the possibilities could be almost infinite. That would imply/require a big society change behind the corner, since the number of jobs that could be performed by AI in the near future can be a lot higher than what normally happens over time with technological advancements.