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Well then I'm addressing your opinion and I feel you're not getting what the quote means or how it pertains to the part of your post I quoted.My statement isnt fact. Its my opinion and so is his statement. Him dieing in 07 is relevant cause hes not around so see artificial intelligence evolve like we have now. Ex. Title of this thread.The quote directly applies to the statement (that came off like you were stating a fact) I quoted.
When he died is irrelevant
You're right I probably dont understand his quote. Aware meWell then I'm addressing your opinion and I feel you're not getting what the quote means or how it pertains to the part of your post I quoted.
Artifical intelligence evolving isn't a factor.
You said we (human beings) are A.I. That we were created the same way we are creating robots (that have A.I. I assume you meant to say).You're right I probably dont understand his quote. Aware meWell then I'm addressing your opinion and I feel you're not getting what the quote means or how it pertains to the part of your post I quoted.
Artifical intelligence evolving isn't a factor.
What stood out in the quote was "Artifice".You said we (human beings) are A.I. That we were created the same way we are creating robots (that have A.I. I assume you meant to say).
Now just read the quote again or look up the definition?
I think you are underestimating all of the task I just said. Writing simple programs and replacing software engineers are two totally different things.I think you are drastically underestimating the capabilities of machine learning. There are algorithms that can already write simple programs, write news articles, etc. The only thing holding back AI at this point are algorithms that allow for recursive self improvement. After that hurdle has been tackled, AI will improve exponentially.
Doesn't matter to me if it happens it happens, I'll be long out of the software engineering field by then. Feel bad for future generations, there will be no jobs if they achieve this level of AI.
And this is really all that matters. I'll be dead or retired so I don't care.
The machine overlords can do whatever the hell they want by then.
I'll have already lived my life, made my money and spent my money on hookers and coke.
Seems like you're purposely ignoring the part of your own post I quoted to talk about A.I. are more advanced now compared to the year the dude died. It is so besides the point. Dude didn't say it in 2007 just before he died.What stood out in the quote was "Artifice".You said we (human beings) are A.I. That we were created the same way we are creating robots (that have A.I. I assume you meant to say).
Now just read the quote again or look up the definition?
ar·ti·fice
ˈärdəfəs/
noun
clever or cunning devices or expedients, especially as used to trick or deceive others.
"artifice and outright fakery"
synonyms: trickery, deceit, deception, duplicity, guile, cunning, artfulness, wiliness, craftiness, slyness, chicanery; More
By that definition id have to disagree with the quote. During his years alive it may be true, but AI is way more advanced than 20 even 5 years ago. Ex, Siri and Cortana which crack jokes and seem to have a personality all their own.
Seems like you're purposely ignoring the part of your own post I quoted to talk about A.I. are more advanced now compared to the year the dude died. It is so besides the point. Dude didn't say it in 2007 just before he died.
I'm about to give up. Siri and all that other crap can not do what the point of that quote means. Plus they're not A.I., those are programs. True A.I. would be indistinguishable from humans. They'd clearly be set apart from the likes of Siri. Actual A.I. would past the Turing test. And no programing so that you could make some interface lie wouldn't be the same thing.
ar·ti·fi·cial in·tel·li·gence
noun
noun: artificial intelligence; noun: AI
the theory and development of computer systems able to perform tasks that normally require human intelligence, such as visual perception, speech recognition, decision-making, and translation between languages.
Honestly, I don't like A.I. I'd rather never see a true artificial intelligence ever come to pass. I think it's a bad idea.If you honestly think this way, I think we're done here.And this is really all that matters. I'll be dead or retired so I don't care.I think you are underestimating all of the task I just said. Writing simple programs and replacing software engineers are two totally different things.I think you are drastically underestimating the capabilities of machine learning. There are algorithms that can already write simple programs, write news articles, etc. The only thing holding back AI at this point are algorithms that allow for recursive self improvement. After that hurdle has been tackled, AI will improve exponentially.
Doesn't matter to me if it happens it happens, I'll be long out of the software engineering field by then. Feel bad for future generations, there will be no jobs if they achieve this level of AI.
The machine overlords can do whatever the hell they want by then.
I'll have already lived my life, made my money and spent my money on hookers and coke.
I never liked this sentiment. Your kids, young family members, and other people you know are gonna have to live in that world. That attitude of "well ill be dead so idgaf" is a major reason why society has so many ails
I'm of the opinion that once those recursive algorithms are created, AI will explode literally overnight. Time will tell. Excited to see what impact quantum computing will have on the journey to singularity.
I really think you are underestimating how long its going to take for true a.i. To be made and widespread.Honestly, I don't like A.I. I'd rather never see a true artificial intelligence ever come to pass. I think it's a bad idea.
However, if it does happen I'll be too old to care. Or I'll be dead in which case I won't have an option on caring.
Yeah we on two different pages since the quoteSeems like you're purposely ignoring the part of your own post I quoted to talk about A.I. are more advanced now compared to the year the dude died. It is so besides the point. Dude didn't say it in 2007 just before he died.
I'm about to give up. Siri and all that other crap can not do what the point of that quote means. Plus they're not A.I., those are programs. True A.I. would be indistinguishable from humans. They'd clearly be set apart from the likes of Siri. Actual A.I. would past the Turing test. And no programing so that you could make some interface lie wouldn't be the same thing.
ar·ti·fi·cial in·tel·li·gence
noun
noun: artificial intelligence; noun: AI
the theory and development of computer systems able to perform tasks that normally require human intelligence, such as visual perception, speech recognition, decision-making, and translation between languages.
Siri and Cortana are in fact AI, maybe not to your standards but they are part of the development for AI advancement.
Though humans are defined as biological beings, dont forget our brains require electrical impulses
tis all good. We just misunderstanding each otherYeah we on two different pages since the quote
If you honestly think this way, I think we're done here.
I never liked this sentiment. Your kids, young family members, and other people you know are gonna have to live in that world. That attitude of "well ill be dead so idgaf" is a major reason why society has so many ails
I'm of the opinion that once those recursive algorithms are created, AI will explode literally overnight. Time will tell. Excited to see what impact quantum computing will have on the journey to singularity.
A robot will never have my job.
Emphasis on the period.
Experts predict robots will take over 30% of our jobs by 2025 — and white-collar jobs aren't immune
http://www.businessinsider.com/expe...ird-of-jobs-will-be-replaced-by-robots-2015-5
Will Your Job Be Done By A Machine?
http://www.npr.org/sections/money/2015/05/21/408234543/will-your-job-be-done-by-a-machine
Bookkeepers have a
97.6%
chance of being automated.
Electrical and Electronics Drafters have a
80.8%
chance of being automated.
Accountants and Auditors have a
93.5%
chance of being automated.
You can play with the menu yourself and see if your job may be in jeopardy.