Here's what you need to know about AI

[mylesillidge]

Not all AI is actually "artificial intelligence" — what you need to know

In August 1955, a group of scientists made a funding request for US$13,500 to host a summer workshop at Dartmouth College, New Hampshire. The field they proposed to explore was artificial intelligence (AI).

While the funding request was humble, the conjecture of the researchers was not: “every aspect of learning or any other feature of intelligence can in principle be so precisely described that a machine can be made to simulate it”.

 

[What now]

AI + internet = Skynet

 

[Hamster]

AI + internet = Skynet

AI + internet = art generator

 

[borro]

 

[konfab]

AI + internet = porn art generator

FTFY

 

[Hamster]

FTFY

Let me check

EDIT: cool...

 

[konfab]

Let me check

No need, Unstable diffusion.

(link is a story about it, not the actual generator)

 

[Moosedrool]

No need, Unstable diffusion.

(link is a story about it, not the actual generator)

Why didn't the furries get to vote?

 

[RaptorSA]

So now we have an AI summarizing the point of the article about how not all AI is actually AI.
Welcome to 2023.
Learn to code wash dishes.

 

[chrisc]

Implementation of AI can be so creepy that you will not be able to detect that you are not communicating with a human

Essays and music generated by AI are quite remarkable. Especially essays tailored to mimic a certain author. I read a cloned Lee Child short story and it was quite uncanny. A bit larger than life compared with the real author but astonishing just the same

 

[Benedict A55h0le]

I am building an AI app and the learning part is just basic stats. Some randomness passed on to humans and the app learns their preferences.

 

[RaptorSA]

Implementation of AI can be so creepy that you will not be able to detect that you are not communicating with a human

I disagree, if most people I know start sounding smarter and suddenly know how to use spelling and grammar correctly I'd know.

 

[WollieVerstege]

I disagree, if most people I know start sounding smarter and suddenly know how to use spelling and grammar correctly I'd know.

Real AI will actually account for that, i.e. it will deliberately start making mustakes and error on grammer to make you believe it is human being.

 

[RonSwanson]

Implementation of AI can be so creepy that you will not be able to detect that you are not communicating with a human

Essays and music generated by AI are quite remarkable. Especially essays tailored to mimic a certain author. I read a cloned Lee Child short story and it was quite uncanny. A bit larger than life compared with the real author but astonishing just the same

Ben Shapiro got the AI chatbot to write a rap song on the book of Job in the style of Cardi B, and I thought that it was pretty good.