>>18328956 PB
>Here is what we know so far
We have developed a graphic to show the alarming increase in confusing graphs
>Are you Q by chance?
by choice, not by chance.
nothing that important is left to chance.
ps - commas are important.
>Gross.
fifty yrs from now, when asked what was the greatest accomplishment in her life, she can always whip out this pic.
>an adversarial country is no doubt utilizing AI to figure out how they can beat us.
logical fail. AI is not creative. it randomly throws shit together and sifts all results thru a filter. that's not creativity.
that's merely brute force stupidity. hitler used astrology to plan attacks. the allies used astrology to anticipate hitler's attacks.
>You lack a fundamental understanding of AI.
(You) lack fundamental reading comprehension.
put the comic books down and re-read my post, dimwit.
mechanically generating all possible permutations after it's INSTRUCTED to do so, is NOT creativity.
if your retarded chatbot was actually creative, it would write poetry, short stories, literally anything WITHOUT BEING TOLD TO DO IT.
but it DOESN'T. i just sits there. that's NOT creativity. that's a glorified mechanical parrot.
forget AI, (You) lack a fundamental understanding of I. fuckwit.
>If you do not understand after this point then you are a lost cause.
the computer did not INVENT chess.
the computer was programmed with the rules of the game.
the fact that it can use sheer brute force computing ability to generate all possible permutations in a few seconds does NOT demostrate that it UNDERSTANDS what it's doing. it's merely executing instructions that were programmed into it by a human. your calculator can compute a square root faster than you can with pencil and paper. does that prove your calculator is intelligent? or merely that (You) are not?
>It will never create consciousness
a lifetime in research has taught me one thing…
never say never.
but for now, AI is SCIFI.
>He doesn't understand how decision trees work
maybe… but it seems i did shut him up. it's possible something registered. hope springs…
>The Industrial Revolutions did the same thing but no one talks about that.
only a total fucktard (or AI) could say something that fucking retarded.
if you think mass-produced trinkets spit out of an assembly line can compare to an item made by the hand of skilled artisan with a lifetime of experience and accumulated skill, you deserve the malibu barbie dreamland you live it.
>Need say no more
>Holding back all of humanity from eternal bliss
first, i did NOT say that. i said mass production cannot REPLACE skilled craftsmanship. YOU are the one advocating the elimination of craftsmanship. and it's not just "sculptures," you pretentious fuckwit. the US can no longer produce the Saturn V-B rocket (that launched humanity to the moon), because there's NO ONE left who can build the Rockdyne F-1 engines. each has 40,000 parts, and each part was precision hand-fitted by skilled craftsmen. every attempt to build one using robots has FAILED miserably. maybe get your head out of your ass?
>Become Ungovernable and Non-Compliant