Tag: Frederick the Great

the new president of united states of america is a cyborg robot android illustrative generative ai

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Robert J. Marks
Date
September 2, 2024

Categorized
Artificial Intelligence, Politics

Tagged
AI as president proposal, Alexander the Great, Art of War (Sun Tzu), Enigma code broken, Frederick the Great, Hannibal, Lovelace test, Muhammad Ali, Neil Sahota, Patrick D. Wall, Pharnuches, Sun Tzu, Warfare and creative thinking, Watson for President campaign (2016)}

Harris vs. Trump? Why Not an AI for President Instead?

_{A writer at the business magazine Forbes seriously considers that option. But look before you leap…} _{Robert J. Marks
September 2, 2024

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Artificial Intelligence, Politics}

It would be a disastrous idea because sometimes creative decision-making is critical, but AI is and will remain clueless about that. Read More ›

High-Ranking Military Man holds a Briefing to a Team of Government Agents and Politicians, Shows Satellite Surveillance Footage.

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Robert J. Marks
Date
May 4, 2020

Categorized
Artificial Intelligence, Military

Tagged
Art of War (book), Blitzkrieg, Calvin and Hobbes, Creativity, Featured, Frederick the Great, Hannibal, Military strategy, Muhammad Ali, Patrick D. Wall, Reinforcement learning, Sun Tzu, warfare}

Calvin and Hobbes Explain Why AI Will Never Rule the Battlefield

_{The creativity needed for successful command is beyond the capability of AI} _{Robert J. Marks
May 4, 2020

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Artificial Intelligence, Military}

AI sifts enormous amounts of accumulated data. But successful military strategy often depends on creating a new approach to a problem, one that lies outside the historical data available to the opposing forces. Muhammad Ali and Hannibal were famous for using such strategies.