There is no such thing as AI. Computers can't think and therefore are not intelligent. Just a bunch of transistors. They're actually quite dumb. Only do what they are told to do by some human.
So you know of a computer that doesn't need to be programmed? Never heard of that. How does it work?
Yeah, computers haven't changed. The transistor density is increasing. The clock cycle is increasing. The amount of memory available is increasing, but they still work the same.
Yeah, they are called neural networks and they learn by running repeated iterations of the problem and the neural network is formed during this process. Yeah, it's not AI but it is machine learning and it's not programming in ANY traditional sense AND it's been around for fucking years.
Yeah, neural networks was the 1.0 name. Now we're onto AI, machine learning and deep learning since neural networks didn't catch on that well.
A neural network is programming in a traditional sense. It's running a program. The program happens to have a feedback loop which continually updates statistical metrics on the weighting of inputs against the output.
Neural networks, in my opinion, aren't even close to the brain. It's basically an op amp, taking weighted inputs and generating an output. There's a feedback loop to modify the weights based on statistics. It's just another program. Don't get fooled by the fancy name. Computers still can't think.
There is no such thing as AI. Computers can't think and therefore are not intelligent. Just a bunch of transistors. They're actually quite dumb. Only do what they are told to do by some human.
A very accurate disruption of computers. In the 1970s.
I guess it's still accurate if you count "go learn how to do something yourself" as a human telling computers what to do.
So you know of a computer that doesn't need to be programmed? Never heard of that. How does it work?
Yeah, computers haven't changed. The transistor density is increasing. The clock cycle is increasing. The amount of memory available is increasing, but they still work the same.
Yes. There's a this whole revolution going on about it right now. How's it work? It's... Complicated.
Here ya go:
https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2017/dec/07/alphazero-google-deepmind-ai-beats-champion-program-teaching-itself-to-play-four-hours
Still just the computer following a program. A piece of silicon can't think.
Yeah, they are called neural networks and they learn by running repeated iterations of the problem and the neural network is formed during this process. Yeah, it's not AI but it is machine learning and it's not programming in ANY traditional sense AND it's been around for fucking years.
Yeah, neural networks was the 1.0 name. Now we're onto AI, machine learning and deep learning since neural networks didn't catch on that well.
A neural network is programming in a traditional sense. It's running a program. The program happens to have a feedback loop which continually updates statistical metrics on the weighting of inputs against the output.
We have neural networks that are based on the human brain (roughly) and can learn, create art, be creative, etc. That's just the public sector.
Neural networks, in my opinion, aren't even close to the brain. It's basically an op amp, taking weighted inputs and generating an output. There's a feedback loop to modify the weights based on statistics. It's just another program. Don't get fooled by the fancy name. Computers still can't think.
You could describe our brains the same way. We're just electrons firing, we don't really think. Depends on how you define think.
I guess you could describe our brains that way, but is that correct? Do we really know how our brains work? I would say we don't.