Is AI capable of convincing humans that computers can behave like we do?
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Game has started: AI vs Human mind.
What a hilarious misunderstanding of the Turing test. Alan Turing didn't think that mimicking human speech or playing chess was the extent of human intelligence. Alan Turing wanted to build a complete mechanical brain that performed ALL the faculties of a human brain. Alan Turing wasn't stupid enough to think that chess and speech were the end game of AI. The imitation game was only a very small piece of Alan's larger puzzle of building a mechanical brain. In Alan's philosophy, the biological tissue of the brain was not what made the brain special. It was the tasks the human brain can accomplish that make it special. Alan literally wanted to build a fully functional brain that could do everything a human brain could do.
Funny because if it sounds too smart I know its AI and not a human….
If a computer cannot pass the Turing test, it is not AI.
The media just decides new definitions for words all the time now.
I’m just worried when the AI bots start pondering and want to begin analysis as to if Humans are obsolete or not, they may pick Biden, thinking as leader of the free world, he’d be the most intelligent specimen to study .. (and then the terminators roll out in minutes)
Republicans are afraid of AI because Americans will have greater access to factual information.