Is AI here to stay or will it be here for a bit and go like trends before?
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FoxyGoddess · 51-55, F
I think it died the day a company put out a commercial saying that "AI is being used for what it was intended"; creating ads to make people want to buy things.
That isn't the intended use, but that is what it is becoming. A marketing tool and not much else.
The current AI is not even real AI. It is a regurgitation machine. It doesn't learn from the info it consumes. It just spits it all back as a topical statement of similar things, aligned in a way that can be potentially used.
It doesn't feel. It doesn't recognize life or sentience. It is just a fancy encyclopedia for whatever you need and you still need to fact check it because it is fraught with errors.
AI is sentience. It is a machine that feels, believes it has life and its own identy. We don't have that. That is not our AI.
That isn't the intended use, but that is what it is becoming. A marketing tool and not much else.
The current AI is not even real AI. It is a regurgitation machine. It doesn't learn from the info it consumes. It just spits it all back as a topical statement of similar things, aligned in a way that can be potentially used.
It doesn't feel. It doesn't recognize life or sentience. It is just a fancy encyclopedia for whatever you need and you still need to fact check it because it is fraught with errors.
AI is sentience. It is a machine that feels, believes it has life and its own identy. We don't have that. That is not our AI.