A major AI conference raised eyebrows when a top AI guru proposed that we need mortal computers in addition to immortal computers. What is this all about? What are the AI ramifications? Are there AI Ethics and AI Law concerns. Yes, indeed. Read all about it.
I am going to first herein cover the above point about the binding together of hardware and software. A discussion and analysis of the topic will occur hand-in-hand. Next, I’ll touch upon the matter of copying or some saythe crucial elements of a machine learning AI system from one AI to a newly devised AI as a target.You probably know that by and large the design of computers is such that there is the hardware side of things and separately there is the software side of things.
You might be tempted to claim that the brain is simply hardware . It is an organ of the body. Similarly, you might say that the heart is hardware, the bladder is hardware, and so on. They are all mechanizations akin to when we talk about artifacts that have a physical form and do physically related actions.I’d dare suggest that we all pretty much agree that the “software” of humankind somehow resides in the brain.
Others in AI are less enamored of having to know how the brain works. They emphasize that we can proceed apace to craft AI, regardless of whether we are able to unlock the secret inner workings of the brain. Don’t let the mysteries of the brain impede our AI efforts. Sure, keep trying to decode and decipher the human brain, but we cannot sit around and wait for the brain to be reverse-engineered.
Suppose though that we opted to make computers that had the hardware and software working inseparably . Consider this on the same basis that earlier I mentioned that the brain perhaps has an integral composition of hardware and software. If that were the case, it could be suggested that the computer of this ilk would no longer be immortal. It would be construed as being “mortal” instead.
Note that the particular kind of computing being discussed in this type of AI makes use of Artificial Neural Networks .There are real-world biological neurons in our brains. You use them all the time. They are biologically and chemically interconnected into a network in your noggin. Thus, we can refer to this as aElsewhere, there are shall we say faked “neurons” that we computationally represent in computers for purposes of devising AI. Many people in AI also refer to those as neural networks.
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