But the OpenAI project had that AI that can beat 99% human players. And it was limited to what a human can do too.
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AI is stupid.....
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QUOTE(trojandude @ Jun 13 2020, 12:02 AM) Because it is not AI While true that current AI is just an application of math and statistics, any AI based on deep learning at least tries to emulate the learning process and refines those every time it plays. The problem is the things it learns must be curated as it doesn't have the "common sense" humans have. A good example usually given was one AI made to play a racing game just keep collecting tokens to earn points instead of racing because it determined that was the most efficient way of winning.AI has been getting a lot of media attention lately. The thing is... true AI does not exist as of now. It's all just math right now and it lacks..I guess you can say "creativity" and "self-thinking". Right now AI basically statistics on steroids. It beats players in Chess or Go simply because it has computations far beyond a human can do. For example a chess player may see 10-20 steps ahead, but for AI that's basically unlimited. In a way, you are right. AI is stupid because it is unable to learn in an original way. edit: the thing is for true AI there's a lot of questions to be answered like self-consciousness. It's not an easy thing and I do not think true AI can ever exist based on our current understanding.  Of course TS mught just mean there's no true AGI yet, that you can tell to do anything you want. All AI now needs careful management of its domain to even function properly. |
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