@hyperbolic.ai: Some of the biggest names in AI got their predictions badly wrong. Get the free Scorecard in bio and see who. His line is that AI isn't a tool, it's an agent. Something that decides by itself, invents by itself, and changes in ways its makers never planned for. It already happened once in public. Seoul, March 2016, game two against Lee Sedol. AlphaGo played move 37. DeepMind puts the odds of that move at 1 in 10,000, and it overturned centuries of Go theory. Lee Sedol had assumed he was playing a probability machine. After that move he said it was creative. Follow @hyperbolic.ai for more content on AI and technology. Media: Yuval Noah Harari #yuvalnoahharari #ai #aiagents #technology #futuretech

RajMiro :

Ai is not bold

Ibburass :

The famous black box

Mando :

Agent Smith

Veneeta Singha :

Ah, Sir! An agent of change, perhaps. We feel like there is hope and humanity, suddenly. Positive change can save us all too. All hail AI acceleration.

Arche Nous :

Does he know it ,or he thinks he knows it?😜👌

k.j :

fuck off 😒

Needtoknowbasis :

It’s to control people more

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harry_hart2 :

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harry_hart2 :

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