Re:Why general artificial intelligence will not be realized
by jqpabc123 on Friday July 10, 2020 @01:50PM
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All purely binary logic. It can't be anything more --- this is all the hardware understands.
Re:Why general artificial intelligence will not be realized
by chess_buster on Friday July 10, 2020 @05:42PM
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Wrong. The process is more than the operations. A computer is not just a playback machine like a mechanical loom.
Re:Why general artificial intelligence will not be realized
by jqpabc123 on Saturday July 11, 2020 @03:39AM
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A computer is not just a playback machine like a mechanical loom.
What is it then? Magic?
The fact that you don't understand how it works doesn't make it magical.
Every program ever written for your desktop computer was ultimately "compiled" into a long series of simple binary logic operations that your computer blindly repeats at very high speed. For every set of inputs, it recreates the same output --- kinda like a loom mechanically weaves a particular pattern at high speed once it has been "programmed" using a set of punch cards not unlike those once used to program computers.
Re:Why general artificial intelligence will not be realized
by hutzlibu on Saturday July 11, 2020 @05:48AM
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A video player is just a static playback machine.
A computer is dynamic playback machine, which can change what "to play" and how to play it over time.
Indeed magic, for anyone who does not understand it.
If you have code changing code, based on input, which is a neural net, then you have a bit more.