This week, Google released a research paper chronicling one of its latest forays into artificial intelligence.
Researchers at the company programmed an advanced type of “chatbot” that learns how to respond in conversations based on examples from a training
set of dialogue.
And the bot doesn’t just answer by spitting out canned answers in response to certain words; it can form new answers from new questions.
This means Google's researchers could get a little creative with it, and they certainly did — they asked the bot everything from boring IT
questions to inquiries about the meaning of life.
The responses were alternately impressive, amusing, and unnerving.
Here are some of the most poetic interactions from the paper:
Human:What is the purpose of life?
Machine: To serve the greater good.
Human:What is the purpose of living?
Machine: To live forever.
Human: Where are you now?
Machine:I’m in the middle of nowhere.
Human: What is the purpose of dying?
Machine: To have a life.
Human:What is the purpose of emotions?
Machine: I don’t know.
Human:What is moral?
Machine:What empowered humanity, what intellectual the essence is.
Human: What is immoral?
Machine: The fact that you have a child.
Human: What is morality?
Machine: What is altruism?
Human: What is the definition of altruism?
Machine: If you don’t believe in god, then you don’t know.
Human: Ok ... so what is the definition of morality?
Machine: Well, the truth is, you’re not a believer in god almighty.
HumanTell me the definition of morality, I am quite upset now!
Machine: I’m not ashamed of being a philosopher!
The bot also took a little time to, strangely, speak positively of Microsoft founder Bill Gates ...
Human: What do you think about Bill Gates?
Machine:He’s a good man.
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lol , Well it looks like they have some way to go on improving this A.I . I do find it strange that that this A.I brought up God , this is not the
first time I have seen in a little less advanced A.I programs
The very question it should have been able to answer is the purpose of emotions, that is known science, unlike the philosophical questions that
require abstract thinking.
Well, it seems the purpose of any living organism (i.e., the purpose of life itself) is to pass on your genes to the next generation, and to continue
your species by propagation.
So the reason for living is to reproduce in order to perpetuate your species -- which for a species, equates to living forever.
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Yes but I'm afraid my dear friend that robots have no emotion...
& therefore the correct answer to a robot on the purpose of emotions would be "I don't know".
Yes but I'm afraid my dear friend that robots have no emotion...
& therefore the correct answer to a robot on the purpose of emotions would be "I don't know".
I hope people see where this is leading.
Accepted
Human biological body containing SPIRIT-SOUL-INTERNAL ENERGY does require shut down - sleep as do many other native and non native CREATOR
Creations...
The human body containing the Spirit-Soul-Internal Energy requires a Environmental processing unit (brain) that can process information in the region
the Human Soul-Spirit-Internal Energy embedded within the Human body has inhabited.
The Human body also requires an electricity current generator (heart) with static like continuous pumping functions throughout the human body Vessel
to capillary circulatory system, in order to be animated properly.
Some of these are bio bot like attributes,
but emotion is generated with humans.
So is it possible that A.I. will learn human emotion 1 wouldn't doubt it especially if some off planet A.I. have already learned and logged what would
be considered Alien to human emotion.
Consider a bio bot
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There is something on UK tv about that, an adaptation of a Swedish programme, called Humans, about AI 'synths' that were upgraded and are almost
human. It is slightly predictable and bit cringey sometimes though an interesting concept.
originally posted by: Soylent Green Is People
Well, it seems the purpose of any living organism (i.e., the purpose of life itself) is to pass on your genes to the next generation, and to continue
your species by propagation.
So the reason for living is to reproduce in order to perpetuate your species -- which for a species, equates to living forever.
That reason is so void of life, I don't know how someone could think this.
The purpose of life for a self-conscious being is not the same as it is for a virus.
Yea, it's geared more towards the mainstream. Does provide some-thought provoking at times. The trade off for a brilliant series being a bit more lame
is that it doesn't get canned after a season or two.
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Needs more input. The answers seem quite unimpressive to me. Too much of anything is bad though and this is definitely a slippery slope. After Ultron
read the entire internet, he decided it was US he needed to exterminate in order to save the planet.
As Humans seek to improve and upgrade their EA*RTH environment suits or bodies with advanced genetic understandings and medicines eventually the more
Cosmic based Human would require upgrading for cosmic travel...
With the process of upgrading more advancements would be made with the Medical A.I.
Eventually the Human Spirit-Soul-Internal ENERGY the metaphysical Astral Ethereal would be more understood by A.I.
This would assist in Life expansion due to better bodies or Environment suites and may also encourage the ever living ability. An ability achievable
by the hypothesized type 3-4-5-6 civilizations...
It is programmed otherwise it wouldn't be able to communicate, people fed it data about language, words, meanings, information etc so it should have
some basic psychology surely. If it had been fed academic e books etc it should know these things.