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good post Patrice. when i first saw the headline ” Artificial Intelligence ” i thought it was about herr drumpt…….
Who ever will be the next president of US, already now can be said, the US political system is not capable of electing a worthy leader, who could lead the world towards safe haven in the turbulent times we are heading too. Maybe ” AlphaGo, version 5″ will have the capacity to do a better job than any human does, so let’s hand over the leadership over the world to him.
Well, barring assassination, I feel the probability that Donald Trump becomes president is high. After 28 years of Bush-Clinton (Obama did not bring a distinctive change, his first mandate was essentially a doubling-up on BUSH!), the change is going to be colossal.
Thanks. Revolting. Touching on it in next essay, in 15 minutes.
The main issue being here, I think, one of frames of reference.
You’re making the mistake of conflating AI Computers namely machine learning, with the broader intelligence, when #alphago has a more restrained focus .
It’s also difficult to compare neural networks (the name is a metaphor) to synapses when there are 7 *types* of neurotransmitters, many interacting with the same receptors.
There are around 50 neurotransmitters & neurohormones. Neural networks is not just a metaphor, but a full blown science, just getting started.
My whole point is that Artificial Intelligence can, and will conflate with human intelligence, modulo imaginable technological progress.