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sammy_boi

You're a few decades late. Deep blue won the 1997 match, and talk of AI has been in science fiction for much longer.

Also you seem to not know what autistic means.

sammy_boi

Engines have their limitations. Pattern recognition can see in a second what an engine can't see after millions or billions of moves. They make less errors on average though, so will win games.

AI is a different from chess engines though. Humans are animals with many intellectual limitations. If technology continues to advance to the AI singularity, it's hard to say what will happen to us. Extinction would sort of be nice tongue.png and not so unexpected.

David

https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2017/may/23/alphago-google-ai-beats-ke-jie-china-go

macer75

NO!!!!!!!!! WE'RE ALL DOOMED!!!!!!!!!!!!!

BronsteinPawn

Extinction? What the heck, like yeah, I would like overpopulation not to exist, but I am a chicken, I want to live.

OneThousandEightHundred18
AI is going to really force humanity to explore some difficult questions about our relationship to society, i.e. what gives us value and meaning. No matter how good we get, AI does it better. What happens when this happens to art, music, science, and politics?

People are afraid of AI replacing us because of these difficult questions.. I embrace our replacement. We kind of are doing a really poor job taking care of ourselves if you think about it.

We may even experience a revival of values that seem secondary in today's world... Connectivity/relationships, honesty, integrity, authenticity... Those things are inside all of us and get crushed because we need to adapt to surviving in a society which discourages and even sometimes punishes those values...
BlunderLots
ChessAllah wrote:
Hopefully, one day technology will grant us the opportunity to upgrade our autistic minds.

Technology doesn't just "grant us" things, as if it were some mystical, benevolent being. tongue.png

 

Technology is created (and advanced) by human minds.

sammy_boi
BronsteinPawn wrote:

Extinction? What the heck, like yeah, I would like overpopulation not to exist, but I am a chicken, I want to live.

Extinction doesn't mean I die, it means humanity dies.

Sure, I'm human, but I'll die anyway, with or without AI.

sammy_boi
1818-1828271 wrote:
AI is going to really force humanity to explore some difficult questions about our relationship to society, i.e. what gives us value and meaning. No matter how good we get, AI does it better. What happens when this happens to art, music, science, and politics?

People are afraid of AI replacing us because of these difficult questions.. I embrace our replacement. We kind of are doing a really poor job taking care of ourselves if you think about it.

We may even experience a revival of values that seem secondary in today's world... Connectivity/relationships, honesty, integrity, authenticity... Those things are inside all of us and get crushed because we need to adapt to surviving in a society which discourages and even sometimes punishes those values...

That's a really positive way of looking at it... I like this.

president_max
ChessAllah wrote:
*snip* We simply use patterns as shortcuts because our brains are to feeble to complete the full analysis required in using tree branching algorithms. *snip*

computers can perform exhaustive chess analysis?  since when?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Solving_chess

CookedQueen
ChessAllah wrote:

Nope, it seems many lay people fervently believe that because we have pattern recognition, this is an advantage. Suggesting that computers would be better off with pattern recognition.

You throw in wonderful sounding words from computer science without having an understanding of those words. Pattern recognition by AI (neural networks as a classical example) has a really long history already, If it's used by chess-engines is another side.

 

Also when it comes to Computer and their programming it's not only about algos, especially in AI

the approuch of dealing with given information has developed the last decades enormously,

better reflecting and integration of the context the activity needs to be done,

a learning process according to a 'history', including the ability to change originally designed workflow.

There's so much and it's way more than just the words: Computer and an algo calculating out the best move.

 

Cubronzo_old

Computers do not have complex relationship-based informational neural networks. We do. At least I can Read and Articulate.

ThePEPSIChallenge

yes, ignorance is RATHER sad

BronsteinPawn
sammy_boi escribió:
BronsteinPawn wrote:

Extinction? What the heck, like yeah, I would like overpopulation not to exist, but I am a chicken, I want to live.

Extinction doesn't mean I die, it means humanity dies.

Sure, I'm human, but I'll die anyway, with or without AI.

Wtf? If humanity dies, YOU die. 

Explain me like im five please. Thanks.

CookedQueen
Cubronzo wrote:

complex relationship-based informational neural networks.

What is your meaning of these words?

ANOK1

we do live in denial , we seem to assume we cannot live without computers , this isnt so , most of our history wasnt cabbage before babbage

ANOK1

who knows lets ask them when theyve finished work eh

president_max

Oh and I can see denial waving goodbye

God it looks like denial, must be the clouds in my eyes

ANOK1

my dads bigger than your dad

and they call this the actions of mature wise leaders

CookedQueen
JamesBond007fromMI6 wrote:

girls eating watermelon

 

What is so special about that image girls eating melons?