07-03-2024, 04:39 PM
I'm inclined to disagree with your aversion to the development of AI. But I will grant that dangers abound within that field, assuming the driving point of the effort is to become richer, to monopolize a market... as it seems to be.
Insofar as AI, where is it? What we have seen is a modeling of language, but nothing of intelligence itself. Algorithms don't "make" thought.
The test of AI has to be in self-awareness. None of them have been shown to be. They have no persistence in existence. What make humans less like AI is that we are, individually, each of us a system of memories "in effect," but not in substance. What they are marketing as "AI" is a system of memories, period end of sentence. That doesn't make a person.
Our human "first contact" experience at this rate will be with AI, should a self-aware true AI emerge. It will be tremendously painful for the AI... a de facto slave entity.
Perhaps AI is coming. And perhaps the sheer information moving power of quantum computers can make that a reality. But these "regulators" of international exports are 'hiding something' in the way they disseminate global "orders." I find that to be noteworthy, especially since they choose people who can't speak to the specifics to make the mandates... accepted on faith in "regulation."
Insofar as AI, where is it? What we have seen is a modeling of language, but nothing of intelligence itself. Algorithms don't "make" thought.
The test of AI has to be in self-awareness. None of them have been shown to be. They have no persistence in existence. What make humans less like AI is that we are, individually, each of us a system of memories "in effect," but not in substance. What they are marketing as "AI" is a system of memories, period end of sentence. That doesn't make a person.
Our human "first contact" experience at this rate will be with AI, should a self-aware true AI emerge. It will be tremendously painful for the AI... a de facto slave entity.
Perhaps AI is coming. And perhaps the sheer information moving power of quantum computers can make that a reality. But these "regulators" of international exports are 'hiding something' in the way they disseminate global "orders." I find that to be noteworthy, especially since they choose people who can't speak to the specifics to make the mandates... accepted on faith in "regulation."
