I'd say demons have influence, not control. I'm not being superficially semantic, it changes the field of play and is an important distinction.
Then we meet on the middle ground, cheers.
I distrust the whole enterprise, regardless of your poo pooing.
These were both my thoughts exactly.
I don't think AI is nothing but code just like I don't think humans are a cluster of cells that just randomly evolved. Even take my wild theory out of the equation, if the AI are trained from human behavior, it is evil.
Indeed. And why I keep my treasure elsewhere.
Just some more info
Moore's law: https://ourworldindata.org/moores-law
The point is not computational per se but the fact that an 'artificial intelligence' will be run on the same parameters as a human brain. Did you read the article? It's about a computer being able to understand multiple things at once the same way the humans brain operates and makes connections. That's uncool brah
edit: Our brains do not work according to John von Neumann’s model of the computer. They don’t have separate computing and memory areas.
They instead work by connecting billions of nerve cells that communicate information in the form of electrical impulses. Information can be passed from one neuron to the next through a junction called a synapse. The organization of neurons and synapses in the brain is flexible, scalable, and efficient.
So in the brain—and unlike in a computer—memory and computation are governed by the same neurons and synapses.
Edit2: Artificial intelligence runs on neural networks settings based on the human brain model. I posted a brief overview of this if you want to look at it.
https://scored.co/p/17rmXV4rXs
A supercomputer scheduled to go online in April 2024 will rival the estimated rate of operations in the human brain, according to researchers in Australia. The machine, called DeepSouth, is capable of performing 228 trillion operations per second.
Let the record show: They shouldn't be doing that.
At Intel’s “AI Everywhere” event on Dec. 14, 2023, Chief Executive Officer Pat Gelsinger joined Michelle Johnston Holthaus, general manager of the Client Computing Group, Sandra Rivera, general manager of the Data Center and AI Group, and Christoph Schell, chief commercial officer, at the launch of 5th Gen Intel® Xeon® processors and Intel® Core™ Ultra processors. The introduction marked a momentous year for Intel as it accelerates its execution engine and powers artificial intelligence workloads across the data center, cloud, network, PC and the edge.
Ooh ooh this is cool! Do parousia next!
https://www.blueletterbible.org/lexicon/g3952/kjv/tr/0-1/
It's preferable to keep distance and strict boundries fer sure, good on'ya! I hope they change.
I wish you the best dealing with that.
I think your eyes work just fine.
I notice things
They're still lying about a lot and if they are mentioning this at all it's because they cannot hide the inevitable effects.
I don't know numerology stuff, but I was born on a 17 so there might be something special to it hahahahaha I'm joking, glad you stopped sniffing glue!
I don't think you'd be impartial.
I'm more suprised that it seems I'm finding out all science is now done by computers. It goes into this greater theory I have that 'AI' is already too heavily relied on and t'will only get much worse. Also I hate CERN.