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The fascinating, terrifying, and utterly bewildering world of Artificial Intelligence. You know, that thing that's supposed to make our lives easier, but frankly, I'm starting to suspect it's plotting our demise.  Now, I'm not one for doom and gloom, but have you seen these things lately?  The Rise of the Machines (and How to Avoid Becoming One) Remember when AI was just a sci-fi fantasy? Back in the good old days, when robots were clunky metal boxes that could barely vacuum your living room without falling down the stairs? Ah, the good old days. Now, these digital overlords are learning faster than a teenager on TikTok, and quite frankly, it's starting to get a little out of hand. First, they got good at text. You know, those chatbots that pretend to be helpful but mostly just regurgitate Wikipedia articles? Well, they've evolved. Now, they're not just spitting out facts; they're writing novels, composing poetry, and even crafting convincing fake new...

The most absurd scientific adventure of our time: the quest to create a machine that thinks just like us humans - except, presumably, without the existential crises, and tendency to doom-scroll social media at 2 AM. Artificial General Intelligence, or AGI, is basically humanity's most ambitious attempt to play God, but with significantly better debugging capabilities. We're talking about creating a machine that can do everything a human can do, only without asking for vacation days, coffee breaks, or complaining about Monday mornings. The hunt for artificial general intelligence: ambitious humanity Imagine this: Silicon Valley's brightest minds, fueled by energy drinks and venture capital, are working day and night to create a computer that can not just calculate complex mathematical equations, but also understand why your aunt keeps sending you chain messages about miracle cures and conspiracy theories. Now THAT would be intelligence! The Grand Delusion of Machine Bril...

A world where computers are smarter than your know-it-all uncle at dinner with your family, more efficient than your microwave, and potentially capable of solving humanity's most complex problems while simultaneously figuring out how to make the perfect cup of coffee.  Welcome to Sam Altman's vision of Artificial General Intelligence (AGI) - a technology that is part science fiction and part Silicon Valley fever dream. The Comedy of Artificial Intelligence: Sam Altman's Wild Ride into Superintelligence The Prophet of Pixels: Sam Altman's AGI Prophecy When Sam Altman speaks about Artificial General Intelligence, it's like listening to a tech shaman predicting the future while juggling algorithms and venture capital. At the recent New York Times Dealbook Summit, our digital oracle made statements that would make both AI enthusiasts and skeptics scratch their heads in bewilderment. "We'll achieve AGI earlier than most people think," Altman proclaimed,...

Artificial intelligence (AI) has the potential to surpass human intelligence someday, a notion that some people may consider science fiction. However, some researchers believe that there are already early signs of this possibility in GPT-4. Can an artificial brain truly comprehend? To some researchers, this no longer seems absurd. AI could become very dangerous for us humans. There is a surprising consensus on this matter. The hype surrounding AI and chatbots has recently turned into a frenzy of warnings. How Close Are We to Superintelligence? However, upon closer inspection, one can see that there is a fierce debate about what the dangers are that come from machine learning systems. Some experts warn of the risks in the here and now. Chatbots could be abused, for example, to spread false information en masse. Or they could reproduce racist and sexist distortions in their training data. Others are looking further into the future. They warn about what could happen if AI continues to be ...