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I imagine it working the other way round. There is a great deal to learn before you can make progress on general purpose artificial intelligence. Humans may be
by alan-crowe 12y ago
I imagine it working the other way round. There is a great deal to learn before you can make progress on general purpose artificial intelligence. Humans may be unable to code up a general purpose AI because the human life span is too short.
- Jochim 12y agoI disagree that we'd be limited by human life span. I think rather that we'd see us moving away from individuals making "breakthrough discoveries" to progress eventually being something that might take multiple generations of work and research by large numbers of people working together on a problem. We also have to keep in mind that once something has been discovered, it generally takes a lot less time to learn than it did for the person discovering it.
- sitkack 12y agoThe NI that was created in my lab can already bullshit, lie and make jokes and from inception to the present has only taken 20 months.