General AI

Strong AI is a mystical future that may or may not arise.

exactly, for now its just a concept

Strong AI is alive.

But its development would cause such a massive reorganization of everything we probably can't concieve of what it would imply yet.

There are fundamental limits on what even the strongest strong AI can do.

Yes it's a concept the same way the flying machines, and supersonic flight was a concept, yes.

Have you heard of No Free Lunch?

I know the saying.

It's a theorem.

That strictly limits the kinds of things that you can do.

Okay.

It's not as limiting as it sounds, but it does say there are fundamentally things you cannot do with any learning system.

There's also issues of adapting to the environment.

Like, you can't just take a car up an untamed mountain.

There's no point in AI making art for AI consumers.

no point != impossible

Sure, but it is something that AI isn't going to likely do.

Okay, so you don't think we're going to be turned into paper clips, got it.

ima head off from this convo, its rocket league time 😛

But I'm still not sure what this has to do with Artificial general intelligence, it would fixable enough to do any task a human can do for no ongoing cost.

Have fun.

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Let's quit talking about a mystical super strong AI that outpaces anything a human can do.

It's not mystical.

I'm saying by the time we reach that point, the conceptions of what a person is and what is doable will be radically different.

"Strong AI" right now is mostly good at a couple of tasks or learning straightforward new ones with lots of data.

I see so your argument is that it will be slow enough in development as to not be a problem?

One of my arguments.

No one has strong ai.

Correct.

Not in the "everything you can do the computer can do better"

General AI is not strong AI.

And FWIW, I'm not sure that will necessarily ever happen.

I didn't say better.

Per say.

Like everything I can do the robot will do way better.

But they will be better from an economic stand point.

But can it do all of them together better?

Integration is a fundamental and important task. It's also one that is too easily ignored.

Okay so we'll still have project managers?