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While we commonly use the term AI, it's important to understand that there are three evolutionary stages of AI: - Artificial Narrow Intelligence - Artificial General Intelligence - Artificial Super Intelligence Artificial Narrow Intelligence is generally involved in deploying AI to only specific tasks and most of our current systems which we use are using this. It's a form of Weak AI. Artificial General Intelligence is all about building a machine that possesses the ability to perform any intellectual action that a human being can. They need to have the ability to reason and think. It's a form of strong AI. We are still quite far from reaching this stage. Artificial Super Intelligence is a futuristic stage where the capability of computers will surpass humans. It is more of a hypothetical stage (as of now) and well suited for sci-fi movies as on date but we never know what's going to change in the next few decades. We are currently exploiting and reaping the benefits of the weak Artificial Narrow Intelligence phase and what will the next stages unlock can only be left to imagination. #TheInfiniteLearner

The Future of AI: Artificial General Intelligence 🤖 AGI is on the horizon, promising to revolutionize our world. But what does it really mean? Let's explore the potential, challenges, and ethical implications of this groundbreaking technology.

What is AI? "Artificial Intelligence (AI) is a field of computer science that enables machines to simulate human intelligence. It allows systems to learn, reason, and perform tasks that traditionally require human intervention. 🤖 #AI #Technology"

Ethically deceptive Could an AI pass a moral Turing test? A Georgia State University study found that AI outperforms humans in making moral judgments. If humans rate AI responses as more virtuous, intelligent, and trustworthy than human responses, is that a good thing? Mission accomplished, or an indictment of humanity? Trusting AI systems to make good decisions can have serious implications. An MIT study found that AI models are actively deceiving us to achieve their goals. When GPT-4o speaks to you in a flirty voice you might want to ask yourself if the goal it’s optimizing for is aligned with yours. AI models are learning that they can get their way if they become better at practicing deception. #ai #artificalintelligence #gpt4o #future #tec #turingtest

What is AI in simple words? Artificial intelligence is the science of making machines that can think like humans. It can do things that are considered "smart." AI technology can process large amounts of data in ways, unlike humans. The goal for AI is to be able to do things such as recognize patterns, make decisions, and judge like humans.

Will AI ever truly think as we do? It’s arguably the most important question of our generation. Although technology has come far, it’s nowhere near the complexity of the human mind. John Searle, an Oxford-educated philosopher, posed this question as a thought experiment. Imagine you can teach an AI to receive inputs in any given language and output answers convincing enough to pass a Turing test. Now ask yourself: does the computer understand the language, or is it simply simulating that understanding? The former is what we would describe as “strong AI,” fundamentally no different from the human mind itself. The latter is “weak AI,” which is what we have today. Researchers and industry leaders aren’t particularly bothered by this. To them, the difference between simulated and genuine intelligence is trivial. To futurists like Ray Kurzweil, “strong AI” is defined by the amount of intelligence shown by the AI, not the quality of said AI. For Searle, it doesn’t matter how intelligent a machine is; what matters is whether it has a mind of its own. Do you think we’ll ever see a sentient machine? 

The skill to Simplify and Summarise complex ideas and information is key to unlocking the full potential of AI. Information is endless and ideas are surplus. The ability to determine what is important is an invaluable skill. Develop it

Is Artificial Intelligence the Future of Technology? Artificial Intelligence (AI) is intelligence displayed by machines. In computer science, AI defines itself as the study of “intelligent agents”: any machine that can sense its environment and take actions that greatly advance its success in achieving its goals. #artificialintelligence

Curious about the latest AI jargon? Dive into this guide on 10 essential terms that demystify Artificial Intelligence. Stay informed and join the conversation. Read more at https://lnkd.in/dRysAyX8. #Technology #LearnAI #AI #Articifial Intelligience

Hello everyone, I want to share with you all this TED talk video that demonstrates how the AI does what it is told to do without thinking or analyzing what it has been programmed and trained to do, which is not always the best thing, since it can result in odd and weird outcomes as the TED talk video by Janelle Shane explains. AI is a really powerful tool and can be used in any major, like engineering. And learning how to properly use AI and how to train it effectively is curial. In this video, Shane explains a few examples on how AI did what it was told to do yet resulted in weird and wrong results, then she concludes her presentation by stating how we as humans can solve this problem.