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The AI Revolution: The Road to Superintelligence


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Very well written.

 

 

When you reach your hand up toward an object, the muscles, tendons, and bones in your shoulder, elbow, and wrist instantly perform a long series of physics operations, in conjunction with your eyes, to allow you to move your hand in a straight line through three dimensions. It seems effortless to you because you have perfected software in your brain for doing it.

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On the other hand, multiplying big numbers or playing chess are new activities for biological creatures and we haven’t had any time to evolve a proficiency at them, so a computer doesn’t need to work too hard to beat us

 

That's a perfect way of describing human 'intelligence'.  

 

 

To be human-level intelligent, a computer would have to understand things like the difference between [...] and why Braveheart was great but The Patriot was terrible.

 

Oh man, that's perfect.

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Haven't read the articles yet, and it may be mentioned, but Morgan Spurlock had an episode on AI and Immortality on his show "Inside Man", that was pretty amazing. 

 

Season 2, Episode 2 titled "Futurism"...last I checked it was up on Netflix, and definitely worth a watch. 

 

 

Edit, Season 3 also kicked off a couple weeks ago with an episode on robots and AI. 

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