There's no intelligence in current AI systems, but apparently we think there is, and then get surprised when it gives wrong answers. Why is this, and what will happen when we get real intelligent systems?
This talk gives an introduction to AI as we currently know it, examines how we interact with it, and envisions the consequences of real AI emerging.
This talk gives an introduction to AI as we currently know it, examines how we interact with it, and envisions the consequences of real AI emerging.
Combined with the growing trend of multimodality, or models that combine language, image, and other types of capabilities, we may see a trend of AI models operating more like a committee of different components rather than a monolithic block. This approach actually has many conceptual similarities to a set of interesting ideas described by Marvin Minsky and Seymour Paypert from the early days of AI.
