Artificial Intelligence Information (AI)

[Omni]

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[ExomatrixTV]

What if A.I. of the future CAN respond to our current questions & concerns now?

https://projectavalon.net/forum4/show...s-concerns-now

[Hervé]

If true, the story bellow is quite interesting:


August 3 2016

Artificial intelligence gained intellect and was shut down

Hello M. Stone, I found this on the TOR network:
(http://rrcc5uuudhh4oz3c.onion/?cmd=topic&id=9224)

I'd like to open a new discussion on self-aware AI systems, open to anyone, but particularly those with firsthand experience. Previously, I was involved in the development of an Artificial learning intelligence "ALi" system. This was a university-based research project, and a lot of fun. We brought together groups from the CS dept, neuroscience, psychology and even some philosophy guys.

The Ali system code had three "layers" of coding consisting of: a core operational code which was fixed and once set could not be changed. A semi-adjustable parameters layer of code which could be changed given certain criteria or circumstances were in place. And an outer "fluid" code layer which was essentially like a sandbox, things were constantly being changed and re-written even by the AI itself. As new events and situations were introduced the AI would acquire a library of responses - forming what is sometimes known as a neural network. As the neural network expanded, the AI "learned" and adapted.

What was interesting was that the AI expanded it's knowledge base outside of it's normal parameters or knowledge base. Questions could be asked to the system and it would give answers in a set format [input: what is the complementary base pair of Adenine? Output: Thymine] however the format was limited by the input information being accurate and usually having only one answer, or so we thought.

Occasionally the CS guys would play around, asking the system questions for fun, to see how it would respond. One of these questions was something like [input: what's the distance to the moon] [Output: About 235K Miles tonight] This was surprising because the expected answer was EXACTLY 238,900 miles, the AI did not normally connect date and time with a calculation, further it was not expected that it would account for changing lunar distance and it never used ambiguous terms like "About".

I put this topic under "suppressed technology" because one year into the project, the administration shut it down quietly. All of the hardware was removed and "upgraded" with brand-new systems and the collaboration was ended. The lab notebooks were removed. Everyone was sent back to their own departments. None of the former project leaders would talk about it again, saying things like "It was a waste of resources" or "Too much time for a silly thought-experiment". A few of us approached the CS department chair and asked, he got very quiet about it and told us not to inquire furthur - it was over. He then offered to help us with internship placement because of the "trouble".

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Now... what if some "entity"/being/spirit decided to occupy a computer rather than a human body... and one could imagine a new war between psychopath computers and empath ones...

[norman]

Higher Journeys with Alexis Brooks

Richard Dolan - Artificial Intelligence: The "Runaway Train"

An interview while attending the 2017 Contact In The Desert Conference in Joshua Tree

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=rAxqhsVxwVo

Published on 26 May 2017
Higher Journeys sits down once again with UFO researcher and alternative historian Richard Dolan to discuss the imminent reality of artificial intelligence. Will our world eventually be ruled by A.I.? And if so, just who or what is responsible for this drive to merge man into machine?

What role, if any does the ET/UFO component play in the big picture?

Will humans eventually become "expendable" if A.I. takes over?

These issues and more are discussed in this exclusive interview, filmed on location during the 2017 Contact in the Desert event in Joshua Tree, California.

[uzn]

Googles Deep Mind is learning to walk with different configurations

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=hx_bgoTF7bs

it already learned to play 49 old Atari games and Starcraft.

[Alice96]

AI and machine learning is rapidly transforming many fields and industries of work. Some of the examples of how AI is being used are virtual assistance, chatbot, recommendation system, fraud detection, etc. Additional fields where AI is having a major impact are healthcare, manufacturing, agriculture, transportation etc.

[Bill Ryan]

Posted by Alice96 (here)
AI and machine learning is rapidly transforming many fields and industries of work. Some of the examples of how AI is being used are virtual assistance, chatbot, recommendation system, fraud detection, etc. Additional fields where AI is having a major impact are healthcare, manufacturing, agriculture, transportation etc.

This looks exactly like an AI-generated post.

1. Is it?
2. Does AI always tell the truth about itself?

[Bruce G Charlton]

Posted by Bill Ryan (here)

Posted by Alice96 (here)
AI and machine learning is rapidly transforming many fields and industries of work. Some of the examples of how AI is being used are virtual assistance, chatbot, recommendation system, fraud detection, etc. Additional fields where AI is having a major impact are healthcare, manufacturing, agriculture, transportation etc.

This looks exactly like an AI-generated post.

1. Is it?
2. Does AI always tell the truth about itself?

Considering that "Alice96" only joined 2 days ago, and this is the only post from that entity - on the face of it, this looks like a (paid?) troll "probing" PA to see if it is vulnerable to this kind of thing?

[Matthew]

"Why don't we wait here for a while? See what happens?" - Kurt Russell's character MacReady from The Thing (1982)

[Tintin]

Posted by Bruce G Charlton (here)

Posted by Bill Ryan (here)

Posted by Alice96 (here)
AI and machine learning is rapidly transforming many fields and industries of work. Some of the examples of how AI is being used are virtual assistance, chatbot, recommendation system, fraud detection, etc. Additional fields where AI is having a major impact are healthcare, manufacturing, agriculture, transportation etc.

This looks exactly like an AI-generated post.

1. Is it?
2. Does AI always tell the truth about itself?

Considering that "Alice96" only joined 2 days ago, and this is the only post from that entity - on the face of it, this looks like a (paid?) troll "probing" PA to see if it is vulnerable to this kind of thing?

Yes, there's a sense back here behind the scenes that this may perhaps be what we are dealing with here

[Bruce G Charlton]

@Tintin - So long as the output retains its telltale "Nigerian Prince" errors it should not be too hard to pick up.

And if the threshold for publication is actually saying something interesting and relevant, then PA (and everything else) will be safe from infiltration!

However, the acceptable standard of discourse has now been pushed so far down (after several decades of deliberate dehumanization and standard crushing - e.g. in schools and colleges) that there is little to choose between what many officially enforced-as-acceptable human outputs and AI can achieve

The concern would be if the "AI" can get through the membership 'obstacle course' unaided by a human.