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> It could conceivably act on its own But it really can't today, not without a bad actor giving it specific goals and figuring out ways to make those yield rea
by phillipcarter 3y ago
> It could conceivably act on its own
But it really can't today, not without a bad actor giving it specific goals and figuring out ways to make those yield real-world outcomes. Which is the entire point of the article.
- kalkin 3y agoI didn't actually see where it made that argument - that AI intrinsically can't be agentic, or something like that - in this article. Can you point me to it?
- Sol- 3y agoBut people already try to do that, see AutoGPT and similar endeavors. Whether agentic AI will appear is not a question at all - humans will make it so just to see what happens or to serve their goals.