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Indeed, I have not studied AI... I have a concept of it though... My concept and the majority human concept of AI is that AI is self-aware... We've generated that concept from movies via historians. Anything other than that is not truly AI. I'm sorry this is my opinion. If you where indoctrinated to believe AI to be something else, then so be it.
The concept you are studied seems to be a pirate of the real thing... Not saying that it doesn't have its benefits.
"Program testing can be used to show the presence of bugs, but never to show their absence."
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Asimov has a lot to answer for!.
I must admit my idea of AI was distilled from SF reading so hearing you discuss reality is disappointing. Is there a definable point at which a really complex program can be classified as an AI or is it the ability to learn and adapt that defines it?
Never underestimate the power of human stupidity
RAH
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I would not have called the supervised version AI, that is just programming, complex maybe but human originated. The unsupervised sounds fascinating.
Never underestimate the power of human stupidity
RAH
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How do one define "artificial"? I mean, is everything human made "artificial"?
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Member 12651605 wrote: Artificial intelligence is not really intelligence Right. That's why it's called "artificial".
/ravi
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Artificial means man-made, does it not? Real intelligence made by man? Anyway it is not really important, I am only saying the name is too grandiose.
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How about artificial stupidity?
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Worked on a project with AI involved but never got the chance to work on the code it self, most of the projects my company offers are CRUD like
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What stops you from working on an independent project?
/ravi
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