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That's a hard sell to the family of a guy who got decapitated when his self-driving car drove under a truck it thought was a cloud.

I don't know what computer program provides the step-by-step scores of black versus white chess positions in the YouTube videos of...

I think the emergence of a 'mind' within LLMs should be seen as an abstraction from the basic hardware and software. Once that’s...

Fair enough - let's flip it. Even if we slice AI up by type, "sum" and "more than" don't need fancy definitions. They just mean: does...

Not everyone in the AI field agrees with this assertion. It's not clear the extent to which an LLM understands things. Clearly not as...

A lot of people who get their information from the internet are less informed than chatgpt. I don't think they are really smart, but...

This discussion has started to include too much. "Is AI more than the sum of its parts" is a vague question, but we can make some...

Exactly. An often used measure of intelligence is the ability to detect and apply patterns, and training of neural networks are a...

Some AI programs can look at data and examples to draw conclusions and tendencies, then store them for later use. Some can do that...

When you say that AI has no intelligence, you have to address my examples, not bring up your own. I would not categorize a light switch...

A mediocre programmer can write AI programs that can solve problems which the programmer can't. Some AI programs can look at data and...

It's similar with AI programs. You can load in a lot of smarts. Once that is done, you can ask it questions (A terminal is a "sensor". I...

Out of interest, to what level do you play chess?

Ok. That sounds reasonable. 1) Why demand "all existing problems"? Would you demand that of a human? Can't it be intelligent about...

I didn't say "at birth" Comparing that to some of today's AI systems is like comparing a first-grade student to Einstein. I don't think...