CEOs dreaming of replacing
their whiny, vacation-taking, sick-day-using human employees with a
sleek fleet of never-complaining robots powered by artificial
intelligence are going to be disappointed to learn AI is far behind the
evolution of human development.
“The public thinks we know how to do far more than we do now,” Raymond Perrault, a scientist at SRI International, told the New York Times.
Artificial intelligence may be smart enough to learn the game of chess or flip
hamburgers in a fast-food restaurant. But when it comes to common sense
and decision-making skills, AI is way below the bar compared to adult
human beings.
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This is why I think that the SlaughterBots might be technology that is not a good idea.
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DeleteHave you a guess on the IQs of the illegals and refugees they are bringing in, this AI will probably be smarter and not be on Government assistance.
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