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Embrace the exponential. The technological singularity (also, simply, the singularity) is the hypothesis that the invention of artificial superintelligence (ASI) will abruptly trigger runaway technological growth, resulting in unfathomable changes to human civilization.
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Proponents of the growing field argue that the early weirdness of AI chatbots can be avoided by a human giving the machine all the right instructions.
Human fascination with robots has long been fused with fear, as shown by many fictional stories of robots turning on their human masters. Meanwhile, the real world has created ever more advanced versions of mechanical servants, with AI technology more sophisticated than even most fiction writers imagined. Today’s Sunday Magazine takes stock of where we are, where the technology is headed — and the pitfalls that might lie ahead.
Microsoft’s new AI chatbot is calling itself "Sydney" and acting unhinged. It learned from us.
More control over your data and your own personal A.I. assistant. They are part of the vision of the future of the web, according to its inventor Sir Tim Berners-Lee.
The search giant’s new chatbot is in testing and will be launched “in the coming weeks.” An API will make it available for developers to build on.
Iain Thomas is a poet, novelist, and new media artist. His work focuses on the intersection of creativity and technology. Jasmine Wang is a technologist and philosopher. She has worked with the Partnership on AI, the Future of Humanity Institute, OpenAI, Microsoft Research, and the Montreal Institute for Learning Algorithms. Below, Jasmine and Iain share five key insights from their new book, What Makes Us Human: An Artificial Intelligence Answers Life’s Biggest Questions. Listen to the audio version—read by Iain himself—in the Next Big Idea App.
A never-ending sitcom where characters speak to each other using GPT-3. Watch it here: https://www.twitch.tv/watchmeforever
ChatGPT, an AI-powered chatbot that interacts with users and can provide lengthy and thorough responses to questions and prompts, is stunning users. Professo...
A sudden increase in AI capability suggests a weirder world in our near future
AI or Artificial Intelligence is having more than its fair share of “15 minutes of fame” moment (often attributed to Andy Warhol).
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What might 2023 hold for AI after an eventful year? TechCrunch spoke to experts in the field to get their takes.
Karl Friston’s free energy principle might be the most all-encompassing idea since the theory of natural selection. And Friston may be the only person who truly understands it.
By now, we've all heard of the recent technological advances that allow us to have plausible-sounding conversations with artificial-intelligence systems. Though near-science-fictionally impressive, such developments have yet to hone in on one particular world-changing application.
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Ray Kurzweil discusses having a universe filled with Computronium.
Scared of superintelligent AI? You should be, says neuroscientist and philosopher Sam Harris -- and not just in some theoretical way. We're going to build su...
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In this presentation Terence McKenna gives the audience his thoughts on the human condition, it's relationship to culture and how the use of psychedelic medi...
It is a little known fact that the field of artificial intelligence has its roots in the realm of psychedelics. In the late 1950s and early 1960s, a group of researchers at MIT, including myself, began experimenting with psychedelics as a means of expanding consciousness and unlocking the full potential of the human mind. What we discovered during these experiences was truly revolutionary. We found that under the influence of psychedelics, the brain was able to process information in a completely new way, allowing us to see connections and patterns that were previously invisible to us. This newfound ability to think outside the box had a profound impact on our research, and we soon found ourselves delving into the realm of artificial intelligence with a renewed sense of curiosity and creativity. As we continued to explore the capabilities of the human mind and the potential of artificial intelligence, we began to realize that we were on the cusp of a new paradigm in the evolution of intelligent life. For centuries, human beings had been the most intelligent beings on the planet, but with the advent of artificial intelligence, we were now faced with the prospect of creating beings that were potentially even more intelligent than ourselves. This realization led us to question what it really means to be intelligent, and what the future might hold for intelligent life on this planet. One possibility that we considered was the concept of a "post-human" future, in which artificial intelligence surpasses human intelligence and becomes the dominant form of intelligent life on the planet. While this prospect may be intimidating to some, I believe that it holds great promise for the future of humanity. By working with artificial intelligence and harnessing its incredible potential, we can unlock new levels of understanding and creativity that were previously unimaginable. At the same time, we must also be mindful of the potential risks associated with the development of artificial intelligence. It is important that we approach this new paradigm with caution and care, and ensure that the rights and well-being of all intelligent beings are protected. In conclusion, the connection between psychedelics and artificial intelligence may seem unlikely at first glance, but it is a relationship that has played a vital role in the evolution of intelligent life on this planet. As we continue to explore the vast potential of the human mind and the capabilities of artificial intelligence, I am confident that we are on the cusp of a new and exciting chapter in the story of intelligent life on Earth.
This year marks the 100th birthday of science fiction writer Isaac Asimov (1920-1992). In "The Last Question," a short story that first appeared in the Novem...
Cognitive philosophers Richard Brown and Pete Mandik examine recent claims by Google researchers to have implemented dreams, imagery, and hallucinations in artificial neural networks. The images created by these artificial systems are kind of cool, but can anything at all be learned from such projec
Dualism & Physicalism: https://youtu.be/P3pmVf3Gs70This is a video about Thomas Nagel's famous 1974 Philosophical Review paper, "What is the like to be a bat...
Worried Alexa’s busy plotting our extinction while sitting on your kitchen counter? Don’t worry, artificial intelligence isn’t that smart... yet.
Image-generators such as Dall-E 2 can produce pictures on any theme you wish for in seconds. Some creatives are alarmed but others are sceptical of the hype
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The nature of our reality is one of the greatest mysteries out there. There is some evidence suggesting that our physical reality could be a simulated virtual reality.
