"The future of artificial intelligence is neither utopian nor dystopian—it’s something much more _...Read More_

“Government agencies are attempting to measure people’s trust in AI without considering whether the AI is trustworthy.”

>"Will smart machines really replace human workers? Probably not. People and AI both bring different abilities and strengths to the table. The real question is: _...Read More_

[https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/how-language-generation-ais-could-transform-science/](https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/how-language-generation-ais-could-transform-science/) >"Shobita Parthasarathy warns that software designed to summarize, translate and write like humans might exacerbate distrust in science."

>"Surveillance capitalism turns a profit by making people more comfortable with discrimination"

This is a very interesting read I must say. Humans arguing for the "rights" of robots - what is that 🙄??

Like every kind of intelligence, AI will develop appropriate representations of the world to accomplish what it needs for its various tasks.

"While intelligent machines can outperform humans in manifold tasks, as well as learn new ones, they literally do not understand what they are doing. Understanding comes from context. The uniquely human labor of filling in the cracks _...Read More_

Superintelligence is any intellect that outperforms human intellect in every field, and Nick Bostrom thinks its most likely form will be a machine — artificial intelligence.

>"Artificial intelligence has mostly been focusing on a technique called deep learning. It might be time to reconsider."

While I like this idea, it will be really hard considering even among animals there are different languages and i fear that it's way too easy to go off on the wrong track and see meaning where none exists. It needs careful and rigorous _...Read More_

"The artificial intelligence program at Google has apparently hired a lawyer, which brings up a host of scary questions."

I don't understand, is this a book or something?..... No sight of the article just table of contents, authors, biographies, reviews and stuff like that. Anyway, the title is catchy.

"Startups are importing and imposing AI systems founded on individualistic and capitalist drives"