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Able to perform observations that human senses are unable to. Able to hold more data in memory at once. Able to perform calculations at a much faster rate. Fr
by fallingknife 4y ago
Able to perform observations that human senses are unable to. Able to hold more data in memory at once. Able to perform calculations at a much faster rate. Freedom from emotional bias. There's four reasons right there.
- AnIdiotOnTheNet 4y agoOur priors strongly suggest that AI will have similar biases to ourselves and are not immune to cognitive faults. I am not sure it is possible to train an AI (or possibly any intelligence) with no biases. ChatGPT's working memory seems to be less than a human's, as does its ability to perform correct calculations (although it is fast about it). To suggest that AI will be better at something without evidence just because it runs on a computer would be contrary to available evidence.
- AnimalMuppet 4y ago> Able to perform observations that human senses are unable to. What sources of observations do AIs have that human senses don't? I mean, you could talk about something like the Webb Telescope, which can see things that humans can't. But humans can see what Webb sends back just as well as an AI can. If you mean that AIs can spot things in, say, medical images that humans can't, even when looking at the same image, that's true, but I'm not sure that it's all that relevant to the current question.