Date: 28/07/2019 08:19:12
From: Tau.Neutrino
ID: 1416036
Subject: Microsoft pumps $1 billion into generalized artificial intelligence

Microsoft pumps $1 billion into generalized artificial intelligence

Artificial Intelligence is improving at a rapid rate, its most recent scalp a band of professional poker players in a round of Texas hold-em. But could these artificial smarts become generalized enough to outperform humans at all kinds of tasks, rather than very specific and pre-defined ones? Open AI is an organization focused on ensuring such an advance does the world good, rather than bad, and has just landed a lucrative new partner in the form of Microsoft, which will develop advanced supercomputers to help it do the job.

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Date: 28/07/2019 08:32:34
From: mollwollfumble
ID: 1416037
Subject: re: Microsoft pumps $1 billion into generalized artificial intelligence

Tau.Neutrino said:


Microsoft pumps $1 billion into generalized artificial intelligence

Artificial Intelligence is improving at a rapid rate, its most recent scalp a band of professional poker players in a round of Texas hold-em. But could these artificial smarts become generalized enough to outperform humans at all kinds of tasks, rather than very specific and pre-defined ones? Open AI is an organization focused on ensuring such an advance does the world good, rather than bad, and has just landed a lucrative new partner in the form of Microsoft, which will develop advanced supercomputers to help it do the job.

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Where artificial intelligence has failed so far.

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Date: 28/07/2019 10:07:51
From: The Rev Dodgson
ID: 1416049
Subject: re: Microsoft pumps $1 billion into generalized artificial intelligence

mollwollfumble said:


Tau.Neutrino said:

Microsoft pumps $1 billion into generalized artificial intelligence

Artificial Intelligence is improving at a rapid rate, its most recent scalp a band of professional poker players in a round of Texas hold-em. But could these artificial smarts become generalized enough to outperform humans at all kinds of tasks, rather than very specific and pre-defined ones? Open AI is an organization focused on ensuring such an advance does the world good, rather than bad, and has just landed a lucrative new partner in the form of Microsoft, which will develop advanced supercomputers to help it do the job.

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Where artificial intelligence has failed so far.

  • Fuzzy logic, eg. Applied to a washing machine.
  • Printed text recognition, machine learning fails to take account of predefined fonts.
  • Voice recognition, you see the failures every minute in TV subtitles.
  • Macine vision, fails to subtract one frame from the next to detect movement.
  • Robotics, fails to use Newtons law F = M A.
  • Neural nets, fails to include a forgettary.

I think that natural intelligence combined with artificial number crunching has a few years left in it yet, nonetheless we should keep an eye on these things.

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