Why would people use the term "AI" when they mean "automation"? It makes it sound like those people are trying to be intentionally misleading or something.
I agree. My iPhone can now answer my questions using speech recognition. Think about how many people would be employed if they would just have a person at Apple I could call instead.
Chess and Go playing are what we in the field of AI call "canaries in a coalmine". They are indicators of what is to come. Now that AI has mastered those, it will continue to improve and take over more and more tasks. NO ONE is safe from the advances in AI and deep learning networks.
I disagree strongly with the "calm down" sentiment. My iPhone can answer my questions and fits in my pocket. AI is better at playing Go than any human. The writing is on the wall. If anything, it is time to panic.
One thing we DO know is that the job market for Chess and Go Masters has declined dramatically already. It is only a matter of time before lawyers, doctors, bartenders and servers and programmers will all be replaced by AI.
I think that will happen as well. AI is here, whether you like it or not. We have machines that can play Go better than the greatest Go masters. Therefore, AI can replace us all. Starting with Go Masters and Chess Masters. They are already having a hard time finding work.
I think you are confusing mining with transaction processing. Plus computers are always going to get faster and faster and networks are going to get bigger and bigger.
That is a good thing. You haven't lost any real money if you still own the shares. You only lose when you sell and can't recover your initial investment. That is Investing 101.
It is always a good idea to have a broad investment in multiple cryptocurrencies. I also have significant investments in Etherium and Ripple as well. Obviously you are being facetious about "coward coin" but if you actually did produce a viable cryptocurrencies it would be worth evaluating as an investment.
You will never convince the sheep. Apparently they don't realize that their phone contains more processing power than the most powerful computers of the 1940s. It is fine: more profits for me.
Bitcoin doesn't require that new bitcoins continually need to be produced in order for it to work. There will only be 21 million bitcoins mined ever. You should get yours now, or you will need to buy them on the open market at a higher price later when you need them.
The Dutch didn't have chess playing AI computers, blockchains and reusable rockets that can deliver things to LEO. 1637 was almost 500 years ago. Imagine what computers will be like in 500 years.
I am using the tried and true method of dollar cost averaging to buy Bitcoins in this market. Now is a good time to buy. I believe that Musk will make Bitcoin his official currency for his Mars colony. They are launching Falcon Heavy soon and that is the first step.
By then your typical computer will be fully AI and blockchain enabled and will be able to defend itself against virus and malware. Computers can already beat the best Go masters at Go. So you can count on it happening.
But it is based on blockchain technology. You guys don't know what you are talking about. My cell phone can talk to me and answer my questions using AI.
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Why would people use the term "AI" when they mean "automation"? It makes it sound like those people are trying to be intentionally misleading or something.
I agree. My iPhone can now answer my questions using speech recognition. Think about how many people would be employed if they would just have a person at Apple I could call instead.
30 years ago my computer only had 4K of memory, and ran at 1MHz. Now my phone can answer my questions.
Chess and Go playing are what we in the field of AI call "canaries in a coalmine". They are indicators of what is to come. Now that AI has mastered those, it will continue to improve and take over more and more tasks. NO ONE is safe from the advances in AI and deep learning networks.
Go ask a Chess or Go Master how many job offers they have received lately. Then come back and tell me the problem doesn't exist!
I disagree strongly with the "calm down" sentiment. My iPhone can answer my questions and fits in my pocket. AI is better at playing Go than any human. The writing is on the wall. If anything, it is time to panic.
One thing we DO know is that the job market for Chess and Go Masters has declined dramatically already. It is only a matter of time before lawyers, doctors, bartenders and servers and programmers will all be replaced by AI.
I think that will happen as well. AI is here, whether you like it or not. We have machines that can play Go better than the greatest Go masters. Therefore, AI can replace us all. Starting with Go Masters and Chess Masters. They are already having a hard time finding work.
I know how it works. Blockchain.
Yep. Just look at this graph:
https://www.backblaze.com/blog...
Oh wait, things are flattening out? I better sell my Bitcoin ASAP!
Of course I am for real. This is the Internet.
I think you are confusing mining with transaction processing. Plus computers are always going to get faster and faster and networks are going to get bigger and bigger.
That is a good thing. You haven't lost any real money if you still own the shares. You only lose when you sell and can't recover your initial investment. That is Investing 101.
I am not stupid: I never sell during the crash. You only lose when you sell. In fact, you should do the opposite and buy during crashes.
It is always a good idea to have a broad investment in multiple cryptocurrencies. I also have significant investments in Etherium and Ripple as well. Obviously you are being facetious about "coward coin" but if you actually did produce a viable cryptocurrencies it would be worth evaluating as an investment.
You will never convince the sheep. Apparently they don't realize that their phone contains more processing power than the most powerful computers of the 1940s. It is fine: more profits for me.
I think you didn't read even the headline. They aren't worthless. They are worth $8000 each.
Bitcoin doesn't require that new bitcoins continually need to be produced in order for it to work. There will only be 21 million bitcoins mined ever. You should get yours now, or you will need to buy them on the open market at a higher price later when you need them.
The Dutch didn't have chess playing AI computers, blockchains and reusable rockets that can deliver things to LEO. 1637 was almost 500 years ago. Imagine what computers will be like in 500 years.
I am using the tried and true method of dollar cost averaging to buy Bitcoins in this market. Now is a good time to buy. I believe that Musk will make Bitcoin his official currency for his Mars colony. They are launching Falcon Heavy soon and that is the first step.
By then your typical computer will be fully AI and blockchain enabled and will be able to defend itself against virus and malware. Computers can already beat the best Go masters at Go. So you can count on it happening.
But it is based on blockchain technology. You guys don't know what you are talking about. My cell phone can talk to me and answer my questions using AI.
You are mom? I might be fat, but I still have my Bitcoins!
Physics is irrelevant. My wristwatch has more memory than all the computers in the 1940s. Think about how much memory my wristwatch will have in 2030.
The only reason I am fat is because I eat to relieve the stress from owning Bitcoin.