We have to work out what intelligence is before we can develop AI. Sentient AI? Forget about it!
this post was submitted on 29 Jan 2024
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Depends on how you define it. A thermostat or PID controller is artificial, and intelligent enough to hold a comfortable temperature.
I dislike it because it is usually used by the kind of people or media that live from buzzword to buzzword. IoT, Cloud, Big Data, Crypto, Web 3.0, AI, etc. I'm quite interested in deep learning and have done some research in the field as well. Personally, I don't think AI is necessarily a misnomer, the term has been used forever, even for simple stuff like a naive Bayes classifier, A*, or decision trees. It's just so unfortunate to see this insanely impressive technology being used as the newest marketing gimmick. Or used in unethical and irresponsible ways because of greed (looking at you, "Open"AI). A car doesn't need AI, a fridge doesn't need AI, most things don't need AI. And AI is certainly not at the level where it makes sense to yeet 30% of your employees either.
I don't hate AI or the awesome technology, I hate that it has become a buzzword and a tool for the lawless billionaires to do whatever they please.
Get the new samsung blah blah with the new galaxy AI!!!. ENOUGH.
Bixby sad now
Hey me too. I gave up though.
EXACTLY.
voice-to-image or text-to-image is as much ‘AI’ as window’s voice-to-text feature. It’s an accessibility feature.
It's an establish term in the field since the1950s.
I remember being upset about the exact same thing when 4G first launched.
Not at all, im pretty exvited for AI and AGI. Its the future. Feels like smartphone era all over again
I get agitated by the word AI when it's obviously not using machine learning, or when it's used to shove ChatGPT into something without any reason to use it over just using ChatGPT.
you are not alone, it annoys me to no avail and I keep correcting & explaining to people who have no clue about how computers and LLMs work.
#yes
Mostly because every time I see the abbreviation I think it’s Al and not AI. And I briefly wonder if they mean Al Jolson or Al Capone.
Or my favorite, Weird Al