The Danger Of AI Summed Up Nicely
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Jethro Rocker
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I think the term AI has become misaligned in some ways.
Artificial Intelligence would refer to algorithms that learn or adapt, according to data fed into it.
For example, some cameras have eye detection focus points thet have to use an average of where your eye looks thus a form of AI averages whee your eyes look and adapt the software. After awhile it is perfect.
Is this feature automatically bad because it is a form of AI?
AI also with searches (whoever doesn't take internet searches with a grain of salt is causing a problem for themselves) averages out a multitude of responses and amalgamates them. Again, not necessarily a bad thing but if it is using poor data then it becomes a poor response.
In these cases using some judgement and common sense helps.
Other forms are taking away human jobs etc, granted. I just think all of it doesn't need to be lumped into the same boat. It has become a generic term.
Artificial Intelligence would refer to algorithms that learn or adapt, according to data fed into it.
For example, some cameras have eye detection focus points thet have to use an average of where your eye looks thus a form of AI averages whee your eyes look and adapt the software. After awhile it is perfect.
Is this feature automatically bad because it is a form of AI?
AI also with searches (whoever doesn't take internet searches with a grain of salt is causing a problem for themselves) averages out a multitude of responses and amalgamates them. Again, not necessarily a bad thing but if it is using poor data then it becomes a poor response.
In these cases using some judgement and common sense helps.
Other forms are taking away human jobs etc, granted. I just think all of it doesn't need to be lumped into the same boat. It has become a generic term.
Boubou
Well-Known Member
So, the slide rules were lying too!
Mine must have. Nearly flunked trig.
Nope, the phrase was coined by guys working with the early computers back then. Slide rules can’t lie.
So you’re saying I nearly flunked Trig all on my own??Nope, the phrase was coined by guys working with the early computers back then. Slide rules can’t lie.
Chalk it up to operator error.
