Google Artificial Intelligence

[ZenOps]

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[Seth1968]

"Every motion the stick figure is making, it taught itself".

Um, no it didn't. The programmer did.

A glorified calculator isn't sentient.

[ExtraSlow]

They are also teaching AI to edit photos so that android phones will have more "pro-level" auto-editing soon. That's going to be awesome, because the capabilities already are quite good.

[rage2]

So when Skynet goes live, we're going to get attacked by a bunch of retarded cyborgs?

[Maxx Mazda]

I call bullshit. Without being bound by a physical world, physics, gravity, what's keeping it from jumping 400' to get to point B?

[rage2]

I call bullshit. Without being bound by a physical world, physics, gravity, what's keeping it from jumping 400' to get to point B?
Those parameters are all programmed into the virtual environment, so it can't jump 400ft.

In other news, Deepmind opened up an Edmonton research office. It's our responsibility to blow it up and save mankind.

[Xtrema]

So when Skynet goes live, we're going to get attacked by a bunch of retarded cyborgs?

You can't fight back when you rofl.

[dj_patm]

Specific AI =/= AI

They have specific AI down pat.

General AI is the holy grail. An AI that genuinely learns on it's own. About everything. Not just one task it's programmed to "learn" about.

[ZenOps]

Yeah, when the AI is not told to do anything and it just decides that it wants to go from point A to B "just to see what happens" and is not specifically told to do it.

That's real AI.