The rise of reasoning machines
AI could read and reason as well as humans—yet work with the precision and patience and massive computational resources of modern computer systems—science and technology might accelerate rapidly, with huge implications for medicine and the environment and more.
Ernest Davis • Rebooting AI: Building Artificial Intelligence We Can Trust
The rise of AI forces us to consider what it means to be human. The Age of AI addresses the significant question of “whether there is a form of logic that humans have not achieved or cannot achieve, exploring aspects of reality we have never known and may never directly know” (16). For the authors, the advancement of AI could mark a positive step c
... See moreJason Thacker • Does AI Threaten the Human Future?
“intelligence” appears to be a latent property of data, which can be transformed into an explicit property, rather than an attribute of a processing technology.
A Camera, Not an Engine: Modern AI puts us firmly into an age of exploration of computational reality Venkatesh Rao 12.9.2023
A Camera, Not an Engine: Modern AI puts us firmly into an age of exploration of computational reality Venkatesh Rao 12.9.2023