Heh. I grew up with PhDs and Masters of what not. Mostly I learned, they rarely agree on squat in terms of future-tech. They've been wrong so many times, they generally shrug now.
Of course, these are all people 65+, so they do that a lot anyway.
Heh. I grew up with PhDs and Masters of what not. Mostly I learned, they rarely agree on squat in terms of future-tech. They've been wrong so many times, they generally shrug now.
Of course, these are all people 65+, so they do that a lot anyway.
it's not like our brain is something magical. it's basically signals traveling in a network. we just currently lack the knowledge to understand it properly.
so yeah, we are definitely not talking about a 2077 timeframe, but if we gain this understanding I don't see how modeling it would be impossible.
You're correct, apes, heck even your dog has the ability. But electronics don't.
Maybe, just maybe, there will be some breakthrough but it doesn't seem probable. If you want to "what if" anything is possible ... probable is an entirely different matter.
OUR BRAIN IS A COMPUTER
using Na+
and K+
these atoms are in our brain and in our Nervous system, K+ is 0 and Na+ is 1, that's how human body functions.
(Na+ has 65 electrons more than K+ that's how they are both positive atoms but are called - and +)
and it's funny,the way our nervous system works IS the way computers work. with 1s and zeroes
To add to what the others are saying. You're also forgetting about computers currently being designed using "fuzzy Logic" Quantum computing instead of binary logic. These are the types of systems science hopes will bring about proper AI.
i have an idea, how about in te game, we create an artifical inteligence? or we find a very primitive a.i. and we can help it grow and develop its knowledge and understand society, humans, etc, and qhe customize that a.i. as we want and then we find an artificial body for that intelligence, interesting, right!?
I brought up quantum computing, same problem.
Meat brains can make associations between data/information computers cannot because they are restricted to associations they are programmed to make.
"Oh, that's easy, just associate every bit of data that's ever existed to every other bit."
Yeah ... right.
Anyone know any good books or movies on this, recently?
In either case, I think "Evil AI" or humanizing it entirely, has become a bit stale, and I'd like to see CDPR play things a bit differently.
If they're planning CP as a long term series, take it one step at a time and see it evolve and gain more relevance. ( please no Mass Effect with every writing team having a different way to go about it)
In either case, I think "Evil AI" or humanizing it entirely, has become a bit stale, and I'd like to see CDPR play things a bit differently.
If they're planning CP as a long term series, take it one step at a time and see it evolve and gain more relevance. ( please no Mass Effect with every writing team having a different way to go about it)
Except that current research into AI doesn't involve "programming" the computers. It involves teaching the computers the same way one teaches a child, as well as allowing it to research various subjects as opposed to programming in specific bits of information.
That doesn't imply no programming is involved, just programming for different things.
A computer with no programming? Without programming your toaster is smarter then a computer, it at least has the ability to pop up when your toast is done.
Without programming processor can be smart as human.
So ai becoming more intelligent than human is only matter of time.
Sure can, one in the morgue.
Without programming, i.e. an operating system, you can't even start a computer.
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See this, this is programming. hardware implemented, but still programming.