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originally posted by: andy06shake
a reply to: Grenade
It's a smashing piece of code Grenade and can be immensely helpful and impressive
But it's still weak or narrow AI.
As opposed to strong AI which to date does not exist.
It cant reason the same way we do, or is in any way self-aware, hence in no way sentient, or comparable to Human intellect.
Chat GPT-4 does not even have the ability to modify its own source code.
Again it's a very impressive piece of software but its not dangerous and can only generate responses based on the input it receives.
originally posted by: andy06shake
a reply to: Asmodeus3
Do you post anything but doom porn?
Whats amusing is your lack of understanding pretraining to the subject.
Tell us all about the dangers of AI using your own words and not other people's please?
Again ChatGPT and the like are language models, nothing more, nothing less.
They are not sentient or self-aware which is what would constitute a strong AI.
Now if you could get your head around that concept and understand the difference and limitations you may actually be able to articulate yourself somewhat better with regard to the subject.
Got to go get the kid from school now, but you have fun spreading Mr Musks doom porn on toast.
originally posted by: andy06shake
a reply to: Asmodeus3
Only in your own head doom porn merchant.
Still, waiting for you to explain the dangers of AI using your own words?
Canny type, read, and drive, so i won't hold my breath in that department.
There are are several dangers associated directly with Artificial Intelligence. As the famous Physicist Steven Hawking said, the development of AI could spell the end of the human civilization and the end of the human race.
originally posted by: andy06shake
a reply to: Asmodeus3
Only in your own head doom porn merchant.
Still waiting for you to explain the dangers of AI using your own words?
Canny type, read, and drive, so i won't hold my breath in that department.
originally posted by: ArMaP
a reply to: nickyw
They sure are useful, but they are still far from intelligent.
originally posted by: Grenade
a reply to: andy06shake
It certainly helps me when coding and can “realise” it’s mistakes.
As someone with 20 years experience and a degree in computer science I’m well positioned to understand how it generates responses and it’s limitations. However it’s neural net and the way the AI is trained isn’t the same as how a traditional system works. It can’t directly edit its code, however interactions do indeed train the system automatically to an extent.
If you’re interested I can PM some of the chats I’ve had with it, showing that the system can indeed adapt.
originally posted by: Asmodeus3
originally posted by: Grenade
a reply to: andy06shake
It certainly helps me when coding and can “realise” it’s mistakes.
As someone with 20 years experience and a degree in computer science I’m well positioned to understand how it generates responses and it’s limitations. However it’s neural net and the way the AI is trained isn’t the same as how a traditional system works. It can’t directly edit its code, however interactions do indeed train the system automatically to an extent.
If you’re interested I can PM some of the chats I’ve had with it, showing that the system can indeed adapt.
You see Andy has a degree in Technology and Media as he said. He was able to deduce that all dangers posed by AI are just doom porn emanating from Elon Musk. You could say the same about Steven Hawking I suppose.
originally posted by: andy06shake
a reply to: Asmodeus3
Still waiting to tell us what these dangers posed by weak AI actually are. LoL
And the degree is in "Information Technology & Media Studies" not Technology and Media.
As to what i can deduce well that would be the difference between what constitutes weak and strong AI and the limitations of such.
Next.
originally posted by: TzarChasm
originally posted by: Asmodeus3
originally posted by: Grenade
a reply to: andy06shake
It certainly helps me when coding and can “realise” it’s mistakes.
As someone with 20 years experience and a degree in computer science I’m well positioned to understand how it generates responses and it’s limitations. However it’s neural net and the way the AI is trained isn’t the same as how a traditional system works. It can’t directly edit its code, however interactions do indeed train the system automatically to an extent.
If you’re interested I can PM some of the chats I’ve had with it, showing that the system can indeed adapt.
You see Andy has a degree in Technology and Media as he said. He was able to deduce that all dangers posed by AI are just doom porn emanating from Elon Musk. You could say the same about Steven Hawking I suppose.
So your point is, AI will never be anything more than a dumb box that pretends to be alive and scientists can't expand on that formula to simulate life and sentience and autonomy?