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Klapaucius 13 year s ago
GOD SAVE US ALL
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rdfg 13 year s ago
quite disturbing :(
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wow 13 year s ago
awwww how advanced programming can do
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GOODSTUFF4U 13 year s ago
Despite many exaggerated claims, AI is still decades away from explaining or replicating the learning capabilities of a human toddler.
Certainly, over-optimistic predictions about how fast progress in AI would be made turned out to be completely false. But that does not show that AI has failed, as some claim. It merely shows that the people who made the predictions did not understand the problems. And it ignores the many successes in AI, both as science and as engineering.
GOODSTUFF'S CYBERNETICS
http://goodstuff4u.multiply.com/journal/item/61/
Certainly, over-optimistic predictions about how fast progress in AI would be made turned out to be completely false. But that does not show that AI has failed, as some claim. It merely shows that the people who made the predictions did not understand the problems. And it ignores the many successes in AI, both as science and as engineering.
GOODSTUFF'S CYBERNETICS
http://goodstuff4u.multiply.com/journal/item/61/
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firstblood 13 year s ago
You can clearly see how a routine was programmed prior to this event preparing it for such a situation - this is no AI.
Certainly, over-optimistic predictions about how fast progress in AI would be made turned out to be completely false. But that does not show that AI has failed, as some claim. It merely shows that the people who made the predictions did not understand the problems. And it ignores the many successes in AI, both as science and as engineering.
GOODSTUFF'S CYBERNETICS
http://goodstuff4u.multiply.com/journal/item/61/