who knows?
could be tomorrow. could be never.
pretty pointless to speculate.

relevant:
http://googleresearch.blogspot.co.uk/2015/06/inceptionism-going-deeper-into-neural.html

That's a dangerous way to think about the future.

They have already created a "AI" that was smart enough to totally destroy the smartest Jeopardy players ever, don't know how much smarter we want computers to be, they could just take that and add some personality to it and that be awesome enough. How much better do they need AI? When my Computer asks me "Do you really want to go to that porn site?" - yeah they've gone too far.

Do Serta mattresses count?

This post was edited by saber_x3 on Jun 24 2015 02:36pm

Artificial intelligence already exists, and it has existed for decades. I'm not sure what exactly you're fishing for, but I guess you mean "When will artificial intelligence take over the world and kill all humans?". The answer is "probably never, now stop watching so much TV".

Dude, until it can find the exact video I want it hasn't gone far enough

If that's the case, I'll say within 75 years. The scary thing is that it's going to pass us at an exponential rate.

I think the Basics of AI already have in many ways , Computer can already answer the question "what" and "where", answering "how" and "why" are a bit more complicated, but definitely foreseeable within my lifetime.

When the chess A.I. beat the human player the A.I. lost the first game. Then a group of computer programmers came and modified the A.I. The A.I. won the next game and the human player said f*ck this I quit.
If the human player would have interacted with others during the tourney he would have been disqualified. I agree with the chess guy Garry Kasparov when he says the A.I. (IBM team Deep Blue) broke the rules & cheated.

Also with the Jeopardy game vs Watson, if you pay close attention, they tell you, admittedly so, that the computer A.I. had the questions available before hand. Having the questions before hand is a violation of the rules.
So in both scenarios the humans were gimped by rules that did not apply to the computer A.I. How can you be impressed by THAT!?


There is no a.i. that's "impossible" to beat. Look how many times they have to patch D2? Humans will always win.