signalmankenneth
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AI is only as effective as the programmer that wrote it.
It can be very useful at a great number of repetitive tasks.
But replacing humans is only going to happen to those of a low IQ.
But replacing humans is only going to happen to those of a low IQ.
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AI is writing college papers. AI is replacing stock brockers. Already here.
Yes and no. It is really only as good as the training set it leverages. Beyond that it is not always clear even to the programmers how AI arrived at its preferred results.
Not sure about that. The AI content generators are already doing some pretty impressive work.
Yes its doing simple tasks as computers have been doing for decades. It has limits.
Being a programmer myself, I can vouch that its the programmer who tells it how to use the training set.
And I was doing pretty impressive things decades ago before somebody came up with the term AI.
Everything has limits. So what.
What question did you pose as the the thread title ?
You invented the concept of artificial intelligence. Good to know.
Don't fuck with me. It's boring.
Did I say that ? No. I pointed out that its not new.
Then don't ask silly questions.
What AI that already exists today has already exceeded my imagination and foresight.
I think it will continue to progress along just fine.
I am worried about man's intelligence though. I don't think we are going to make it for the long run.
Viruses are scary, and so is war. I think we are headed into an era of destroying ourselves, well, I mean each other.
Man has a lot of bad things going for it in terms of Hate, Greed, Politics, and Stupidity.
I do not think Viruses have been used as weapons yet, but I do believe it's coming at some point.
50 years from now could be a mess!
I think human biology will be replaced with AI systems or 'robots'
Agreed on all points. At least for the foreseeable future.AI is only as effective as the programmer that wrote it.
It can be very useful at a great number of repetitive tasks.
But replacing humans is only going to happen to those of a low IQ.
Being a programmer myself, I can vouch that its the programmer who tells it how to use the training set.
And I was doing pretty impressive things decades ago before somebody came up with the term AI.
I think human biology will be replaced with AI systems or 'robots'