Artificial Intelligence in out lifetime?
Iv always been fascinated with A.I. research. I just hope were able to create it in out lifetime.
You think it might happen in the next 10 years?
You think it might happen in the next 10 years?
Artificial Intelligence in out lifetime?
Japan is building robots so yeah, I guess.
ai already exist so i don't really get what you are going for?
Originally Posted by yugurt
ai already exist so i don't really get what you are going for?
Originally Posted by Cyborgy
He means realistic humanoids. IE: Terminator.
maybe i wish cloning was legal
Intelligence is something that this thread needs more of.
Originally Posted by Blitz
Intelligence is something that this thread needs more of.
I think it's very possible, but it will take time and a lot of money to make it work.
In 10 years? Hell no. Unless someone has a stroke of genius of monumental proportions, enough to revolutionize multiple fields, it's not gonna happen. Right now, the average computer is dumber than a roach.
I meant more like Hal, Cortana, EDI, ect. Sort of more like a digital person.
Originally Posted by Gragodine
I meant more like Hal, Cortana, EDI, ect. Sort of more like a digital person.
Originally Posted by Gragodine
I meant more like Hal, Cortana, EDI, ect. Sort of more like a digital person.
Define A.I.
If you're talking about Siri level shit, well we already got it. Most of them do a relatively good job of passing the Turing test compared to Humans. But they still have flaws, they don't really follow conversation flows well.
If you're talking about simple AI, that is indistinguishable from a human, that has capabilities similar to meeting a new person, once you go deep you can tell the difference. Yeah, I think that will happen.
If you're talking about AI like Data / EDI level grade shit, I wouldn't bet on it.
-edit- I mean 10 years for the middle one, I think it would happen in our lifetimes for the Data/EDI one,, just not in 10 years.
If you're talking about Siri level shit, well we already got it. Most of them do a relatively good job of passing the Turing test compared to Humans. But they still have flaws, they don't really follow conversation flows well.
If you're talking about simple AI, that is indistinguishable from a human, that has capabilities similar to meeting a new person, once you go deep you can tell the difference. Yeah, I think that will happen.
If you're talking about AI like Data / EDI level grade shit, I wouldn't bet on it.
-edit- I mean 10 years for the middle one, I think it would happen in our lifetimes for the Data/EDI one,, just not in 10 years.
Originally Posted by arunforce
Define A.I.
If you're talking about Siri level shit, well we already got it. Most of them do a relatively good job of passing the Turing test compared to Humans. But they still have flaws, they don't really follow conversation flows well.
If you're talking about simple AI, that is indistinguishable from a human, that has capabilities similar to meeting a new person, once you go deep you can tell the difference. Yeah, I think that will happen.
If you're talking about AI like Data / EDI level grade shit, I wouldn't bet on it.
If you're talking about Siri level shit, well we already got it. Most of them do a relatively good job of passing the Turing test compared to Humans. But they still have flaws, they don't really follow conversation flows well.
If you're talking about simple AI, that is indistinguishable from a human, that has capabilities similar to meeting a new person, once you go deep you can tell the difference. Yeah, I think that will happen.
If you're talking about AI like Data / EDI level grade shit, I wouldn't bet on it.
Then we can print "neurons" onto a holographic substrate and use lasers and shit to simulate the electrical stimulation between the neurons.
