Artificial General Intelligence – A gentle introduction
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Artificial General Intelligence – A gentle introduction
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Re: Artificial General Intelligence – A gentle introduction
#2The article by Alan Turing is remarkable. He was so ahead of his time!
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#3How do we know which institutions to trust in safely deploying AGI? From my POV some kind of autonomous and generalized intelligence is inevitable and imminent - but who can be trusted to deliver something that works for the majority? Or is that a pipe dream?
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#4How is it possible to make an introduction to something that doesn't exist?
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#5How do we know which institutions to trust in safely deploying AGI? From my POV some kind of autonomous and generalized intelligence is inevitable and imminent - but who can be trusted to deliver something that works for the majority? Or is that a pipe dream?
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#6This is one of those conversations that happens so much here it's too exhausting to repeat in its entirety, but -- if you're looking to learn about the real questions and challenges faced by real modern AI in real world systems, this is not a good resource. It will leave you with the wrong impression of the issues faced in the field.
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#8How is it possible to make an introduction to something that doesn't exist?
You need theory before you get implementation.
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#9How do we know which institutions to trust in safely deploying AGI? From my POV some kind of autonomous and generalized intelligence is inevitable and imminent - but who can be trusted to deliver something that works for the majority? Or is that a pipe dream?
It's not a concern for any current living generations, so any answers are moot because the landscape of the entire friction between corporations, governments and the people will likely have shifted dramatically to where our opinions today have no relevance to their issues.
Re: Artificial General Intelligence – A gentle introduction
#10How do we know which institutions to trust in safely deploying AGI? From my POV some kind of autonomous and generalized intelligence is inevitable and imminent - but who can be trusted to deliver something that works for the majority? Or is that a pipe dream?
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ChatGPT, is that you?