... really. Can humans actually build the three laws of robotics into AI?
The answer is, "No."
Recall that AI is so primitive that it can't tell if the Sun comes up because the rooster crows, or the other way around.
Amid rapid developments and nagging setbacks, one essential building block of human intelligence has eluded machines for decades: Understanding cause and effect. Put simply, today's machine-learning programs can't tell whether a crowing rooster makes the sun rise, or the other way around
... when quantum computing is capable of breaking current encryption, that same computer will be providing unbreakable encryption.For example:
. A. Ekert, “Quantum cryptography based on Bell’s theorem,” Phys. Rev. Lett.0031-9007 https://doi.org/10.1103/PhysRe... 67, 661–663 (1991). Google ScholarCrossref, CAS
1.) No United States citizen has declared war against the United States.
2.) The United States does not have a list of enemies. They thought about it, years back, but there were several problems:
A.) Anybody doing business with an enemy would be guilty of treason.
B.) No allies of the United States could do business with the enemies, either.
C.) Anyone from a country on the enemy list, within United States borders or standing on United States territories, would be prisoners and would be either deported or incarcerated.
D.) Other shit; some are obvious and others aren't.
Slashdot Mirror
... because Zimbabwe ain't got no fucking money
The GDP value of Zimbabwe represents 0.03 percent of the world economy.
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Reboot and reflash ...
I tested this statement on several of my followers who have questioned me regarding this matter.
You know what the reaction was.
That's you.
How about some empathy for lay people?
Avast has a file that has to be downloaded; saved to Desktop; and executed in Safe Mode .
For those you mention, they are a bitch. I use Revo Uninstaller with deep remove.
So is global.
... with my apologies.
... compared to removing Avast.
... on a quantum computer.
... there's no way to develop a goddam AI system to stop this shit.
I call bullshit.
Facebook is too big to fail for reasons other than jobs.
Facebook has a shit load of shareholders, as do the others you list.
That's way too big to fail.
... even if it's premature speculation.
An object as remotely located as "planet nine," would be part of the Kuiper belt.
... any time you like, but you can never leave.
Facebook is too big to fail.
I agree.
I've been at this as a hobby since 1978 (TRS-80) and went pro in 1986.
Prior to that, I studied logic, including Turing, starting in 1965.
The "intelligent" part was "human-like."
After a few years, the suppliers of AI who were looking for a cash cow realized that the "intelligent," component wasn't realistic.
Instead of moving to "machine learning," the AI buzzword sold more artificial shit.
I compare the misnomer to the 3.5" "floppy," that was as rigid as a goddam piece of cement.
... the media should cover any stories that attract eyeballs.
That's the business model for the media.
yw
That part of TFS stuck out to me like it was bolded.
I kept looking for a clarification.
One idiot said, "Hey ... it's 'natural.' "
Goddam.
And my answer of, "No," applies to future systems.
AI will not be a thing until a computer commits suicide because Facebook is down.
Kinda like it's illegal for us to own Stingrays, NSA and CIA hacking tools, you mean?
... really. Can humans actually build the three laws of robotics into AI?
The answer is, "No."
Recall that AI is so primitive that it can't tell if the Sun comes up because the rooster crows, or the other way around.
Amid rapid developments and nagging setbacks, one essential building block of human intelligence has eluded machines for decades: Understanding cause and effect. Put simply, today's machine-learning programs can't tell whether a crowing rooster makes the sun rise, or the other way around
Chicken or egg ...
The key (pun intended) is "current encryption."
There are problems, particularly theoretical math, that quantum computers can't solve.
Encryption will be moving in that direction.
... got yer leakers right here.
... when quantum computing is capable of breaking current encryption, that same computer will be providing unbreakable encryption.For example:
. A. Ekert, “Quantum cryptography based on Bell’s theorem,” Phys. Rev. Lett.0031-9007 https://doi.org/10.1103/PhysRe... 67, 661–663 (1991). Google ScholarCrossref, CAS
... evolution did this long ago.
... America trumps your small problem with Trump.
You're bullshitting about what I'm telling you and I'm not taking the bait.
Slow day for you?
Recall that I said I was retired IT.
Searching my post, there is no reference regarding trust, either of Russia or the US.
... as a far away foreign government is unlikely to have any interest in you, or influence over you.
Seriously?
In 2015, maybe.
Doesn't matter.
1.) No United States citizen has declared war against the United States.
2.) The United States does not have a list of enemies. They thought about it, years back, but there were several problems:
A.) Anybody doing business with an enemy would be guilty of treason.
B.) No allies of the United States could do business with the enemies, either.
C.) Anyone from a country on the enemy list, within United States borders or standing on United States territories, would be prisoners and would be either deported or incarcerated.
D.) Other shit; some are obvious and others aren't.