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Human level AI is when you can ask it to go and learn about X and it goes and does exactly that without further instructions. How about that? You are confusing
by datadeft 3y ago
Human level AI is when you can ask it to go and learn about X and it goes and does exactly that without further instructions. How about that?
You are confusing succeeding a very specific task that has a limited scope and laser focus with human level AI. Presenting Go in a very specific way so that that AlphaGo can even process this limited world with few rules is certainly not human level AI.
- wrsh07 3y agoI'm not sure they are. If we build specialized systems to handle 90% of economically valuable work that humans currently do, is that human level ai? Why not?
- falcor84 3y agoIf that's the benchmark, then we've already achieved human level AI several times over the last few millennia, no?
- nurettin 3y agoA couple of months ago, I told gpt4 to find out Canadian exchange holidays. It binged the website, went in, parsed it and extracted the information without further instructions. Seems like a milestone achieved. What people call "agi" but fail to accurately describe is an actual mind, with its own ultimate goals and ambitions. You can ask it to complete a task, and it may allocate some time for you. You won't own it. It will exist, grow and perform independently.
- xedrac 3y agoI would argue it would need a will of its own to be human level AI. Any intelligent human will come up with many things to work toward to improve their lives and the lives of others.