AI may achieve great things. The question is, how long before computers develop feelings and emotions? Then they will soon be as irrational as the average human.
Think we have conflicts, on race, religion etc? You wait until righty Windows starts hating lefty Apple. Androidophobia will be rife.
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Do you actually have any strong points?Originally posted by BrilloPad View PostMy arithmetic is better than your thinking.
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Arithmetic was never your strong point.Originally posted by BrilloPad View PostSo far their IQ has only reached your level. If they double every year then b y the time Brexit is done in 5 years they should reach Brexiter level.
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Have they achieved IQ parity yet with Brexiters?Originally posted by BrilloPad View PostSpecialist AIs already do some things better than humans. In about 7 years General AIs (GAIs) are likely to achieve IQ parity with humans, and they will then continue to improve significantly faster than humans. These GAIs are currently hugely energy inefficient compared to humans, but you only need a few Einsteins to dramatically change the world, and their value is inestimable.
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The AI thread
Specialist AIs already do some things better than humans. In about 7 years General AIs (GAIs) are likely to achieve IQ parity with humans, and they will then continue to improve significantly faster than humans. These GAIs are currently hugely energy inefficient compared to humans, but you only need a few Einsteins to dramatically change the world, and their value is inestimable.
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