“The real problem is not whether machines think, but whether men do.”–B.F. Skinner
“To have another language is to possess a second soul.”–Charlemagne
It’s non-stop: the buzz, the chatter, the speculations, the concerns. It’s visceral: the excitement, the awe, the deep amazement. But it’s also disturbing and at times, to some, terrifying.
It’s artificial intelligence. We hear about it, we read about, we worry about. Where is it going, how will it best be used, and what are the dangers of misuse? Many are asking that question, but Jerome Glenn, CEO and founder of The Millennium Project, says the would be regulators of A.I. are asking the wrong question.
In episode #59 of Seeking Delphi™ Jerry tells us what the right questions are–and they don’t have to do with where generative A.I. is going now. They have to do with where Artificial General Intelligence (AGI) will likely be in the next few years.
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Jerome Glenn
#59 Artificial Intelligence–Implications and Regulations with Jerome Glenn
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I wonder how long It will be before AI computers are smarter than humans? 73’ M..
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Marty–in part that depends on the definition of smarter. And smarter at what? Smarter at humans playing chess happened a long time ago, but is really just extreme number crunching. it may become smarter at some things sooner than at others. I don’t expect it to write the great American novel anytime soon. But who the hell knows?
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