AI and Skynet

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It's been being built for years now:


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It's been being built for years now:

Alphabet. Everything is taylor-made for each individual via algorithms. Facebook knows what you like and don't, so they insulate you with only things you like to see. Ads are shown to you based on what you do, say and where you go. It goes way, way deep. Nothing is real. Like Orwell's '2 minutes of hate,' it's now mobile and in your pocket on your little vending machine/fondle slab - again, taylor-made just for you.
 
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FB started dabbling in AI and has now shut it down. Yeah, very scary.

Facebook shuts down robots after they invent their own language*

It's more than just the Facebook AI that's done that. Computers don't need "language". To them it's all binary. They use english because that's what the programmers developing them chose. It makes perfect sense for them to start there own. It's more efficient. Will this be pandora's box? I don't know. I'm still trying to figure out what happens with Schrodinger's Cat. lol
 
It's more than just the Facebook AI that's done that. Computers don't need "language". To them it's all binary. They use english because that's what the programmers developing them chose. It makes perfect sense for them to start there own. It's more efficient. Will this be pandora's box? I don't know. I'm still trying to figure out what happens with Schrodinger's Cat. lol
Im allergic to cats

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What is my purpose?
You pass butter.

Heheh, I won't lie I love that show...

I'm not worried about AI at the moment. They're too simple and too constrained to become anything dangerous at the moment (at least in the runaway "Skynet" style). It's just the limitations of the current programming structure/hardware that's limiting them. No amount of current gen super computers or fancy GPU stacks can overcome that at the moment. So we'll see them learn to walk, make fake languages, and solve problems in creative ways because we tell them to. But sentience and/or complex thinking patterns/cognitive behavior/sentience without human direction is a bit away at the moment simply because our current hardware/programming can't support that type of process nor are we entirely sure how it should look at the moment.

Now that being said, great strives are being made in quantum computing and some very interesting hardware that could reshape the computer down to it's very transistors. That will probably make the hardware far more flexibility in how we can program it, Scientific American and Discover had some interesting articles on AI stuff in the last few months that were great reads in this regard. :) This shit is just facinating to read... maybe in the future when the AI are sifting through our doomed species and our left over remnants of our self-imposed destruction that will chuckle at our fumbling around.
 
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