It's a super charged Cliff Clavin.
It's a super charged Cliff Clavin.
This seems to be the number one problem with lay understanding of ML masquerading as AGI. People immediately jump to the conclusion that the computer can think. Not yet, not even close.
Edit: Switching AI to AGI to avoid any confusion.
The point of the Turing test, to me, was that if a process responds in a logical way, you can’t really tell whether it is thinking or computing - and it doesn’t matter.
And yet, these engines have beaten the best humans.
The forms underneath intelligence, or thinking, doesn't matter. The outcome is what matters.
AI is a field that covers all kinds of highly limited intelligences, including bad guys in a video game walking back and forth indefinitely.
How well would ChatGPT perform if it played the final round of Jeopardy?