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November 26, 2018
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AI Social Media Could Totally Manipulate You

Deep learning specialist: And the scary thing is, the AI needed is not especially advanced
Mind Matters
November 26, 2018
Artificial Intelligence, Social Factors
Readers familiar with The Two Towers will recall that that’s precisely what Worm-Tongue did to Theoden King: The king heard nothing but what was conveyed to him from his would-be overlord by Worm-tongue, until someone separated him, rather forcibly, from his "social medium." Read More ›
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Brendan Dixon
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November 12, 2018
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The “superintelligent AI myth”

The problem that even the skeptical Deep Learning researcher left out
Brendan Dixon
November 12, 2018
Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning, Natural Intelligence
I largely agree with what François Chollet said last year as to why there will be no explosion of general artificial intelligence. But when he challenged the fear of an AI-driven “intelligence explosion,” he, perhaps unwittingly, said more than he meant. Read More ›
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November 8, 2018
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Software pioneer says general superhuman artificial intelligence is very unlikely

The concept, he argues, shows a lack of understanding of the nature of intelligence
Mind Matters
November 8, 2018
Artificial Intelligence, Natural Intelligence
François Chollet, author of Keras, for the Python deep learning language, cites the No Free Lunch theorem as one of the reasons. Read More ›