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5846426 No.5846426 [Reply] [Original]

When is artificial intelligence going to reach human intelligence level?

>> No.5846427

>>5846426
>2013
>not thinking of intelligence as artificial period
>ishyggddt

>> No.5846443
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>>5846427
What's kind of intelligence is artificial period?

>> No.5846446

>>5846426
Neural nets will reach the capacity to simulate the number of neurons in the human brain in 12 years or less.

>> No.5846447

>>5846443
an artificial period?... like as to bleed in conjuncture with celebrating the lack of birth? Rrhmm Neron Growth

>> No.5846473

>>5846426
AI has already surpassed us

>> No.5846485

It already surpassed the niggers, that's for sure.

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>>5846426
I think for the purpose of discussion here we need to define our term "Intelligence" a bit more clearly.

Side note: both the EU and USA are working on parallel project to model the human brain using computer technology.

>> No.5846504

>>5846426
"intelligence" in what way?

What conditions do you think are needed for something to be considered as intelligent as a human?

>> No.5846526

>>5846504

Turing Test

>> No.5846535

>>5846504
It must be able to learn as a human being can learn.

>> No.5846690

>>5846426
In the next ten years we will be debating whether it is okay to use microchips made from brain cells. We will no longer look at chips as just objects but living cells that can store endless amounts of information.

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>>5846690
http://nextbigfuture.com/2010/08/university-of-calgary-develops.html

>> No.5846706

I would call it comparable when you can give it an problem that isnt very well defined and still get the intended result. For example if you asked a it to turn off the light and it wasnt already programmed with how to do that but made observations of other people doing it and learned how.