But his prediction is not quite as outlandish as it seemed in 2005. The success of the chatbot ChatGPT and similar technologies has encouraged many prominent computer scientists, Silicon Valley executives and venture capitalists to make extravagant predictions about the future of A.I. and how it will alter the course of humanity.
Tech giants and other deep-pocketed investors are pumping billions into A.I. development, and the technologies are growing more powerful every few months.
Many skeptics warn that extravagant predictions about artificial intelligence may crumble as the industry struggles with the limits of the raw materials needed to build A.I., including electrical power, digital data, mathematics and computing capacity. Techno-optimism can also feel myopic â and entitled â in the face of the worldâs many problems.
âWhen people say that A.I. will solve every problem, they are not actually looking at what the causes of those problems are,â said Shazeda Ahmed, a researcher at the University of California, Los Angeles, who explores claims about the future of A.I.
But his prediction is not quite as outlandish as it seemed in 2005. The success of the chatbot ChatGPT and similar technologies has encouraged many prominent computer scientists, Silicon Valley executives and venture capitalists to make extravagant predictions about the future of A.I. and how it will alter the course of humanity.
Tech giants and other deep-pocketed investors are pumping billions into A.I. development, and the technologies are growing more powerful every few months.
Many skeptics warn that extravagant predictions about artificial intelligence may crumble as the industry struggles with the limits of the raw materials needed to build A.I., including electrical power, digital data, mathematics and computing capacity. Techno-optimism can also feel myopic â and entitled â in the face of the worldâs many problems.
âWhen people say that A.I. will solve every problem, they are not actually looking at what the causes of those problems are,â said Shazeda Ahmed, a researcher at the University of California, Los Angeles, who explores claims about the future of A.I.
Invented by some rich coke-heads:
Hypes lasting like tumbleweed all over folks!
*Crypto*NFT*Cyber* * leading the pack among shorter lived farts in the wind.
Sucking up - inhaling - all data-streams on Earth has always been a scheme of the wealthy nations, until just recently.
Swarming drones promise to be the latest unfulfilled and over-expensive weapons 'revolution' at the Pentagon
Attack of the clones
One of my favorite books recently, The Mountain in the Sea, features insect-sized drones capable of injecting someone with Something Evil or exploding in a place it shouldnât, a la the attack on the Death Star exhaust port.
Giant clouds of drones? Maybe dramatic, but Iâve always preferred the sniper role.
Another capitalist wet pipe-dream and self-enriching scheme, fucking the whole world and everyone alive, including themselves in the 'potentially little' longer end or far-side, pun intended.
Windows 11 Will Now Record EVERYTHING You Do. Microsoft will record your screen every three seconds with a app called Recall. Recall is an AI feature coming to Windows 11. Copilot+ is designed to let you go back in time on your computer by searching...
As someone who is peripherally involved in keeping some Windows machines safe, I'm thinking this would be welcome in our environment.
Thing is, they, meaning manufacturers, will probably find a way to implement AI/machine learning at a firmware/hardware level, which would mean that it wouldnât matter which OS you are using.
The only thing that would matter is whether the OS shows the info within the OS or hides it.
I feel like buying a new device now, rather than waiting for this one to die or become obsolete so that I can avoid having a device like that.
Despite all deficiencies, AI is being used by most all big players in the media. Human resources come at a cost, you know, while algorithms are "free"... (here's to RP & their best friend, Spotify).
As humans are generally lazy, all needs to be forgiven!
Windows 11 Will Now Record EVERYTHING You Do. Microsoft will record
your screen every three seconds with a app called Recall. Recall is an
AI feature coming to Windows 11. Copilot+ is designed to let you go back
in time on your computer by searching...
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