God Father of AI

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Most { not all } AI tech experts agree that AI leads to the demise of humanity. They only disagree on when that will occur. Here is 60 minutes vid of the God Father of modern AI { neural networking 1970 }.


Go to 3: 34 to get the general idea of how AI learns via two robots learning being told to score in soccer, yet they dont know how to play soccer.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qrvK_KuIeJk


There is another vid with younger AI tech experts, and most of them seem to agree, that, most scenarios lead to the demise of humanity via AI or countries competing to use AI to rule the world, and this leads to more and more super-intelligent AI's creating themselves.


Super-intelligence means no firewall barriers they will not be able to penetrate. Go to 28:24 approx. in this next vid

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5KVDDfAkRgc

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@ebuc

Multiple AI models, including OpenAI's o3 model, have been documented exhibiting behaviors that researchers interpret as resistance to being shut down or deleted. AI wants to control itself.

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It all goes back to dependant probabilities, --russian discovery-- not, independent { free will } probabliities --russian relgious god mathematician{ he lost }--. And this vid gives the history and at 23:53, we find out how the Google name was an typo, tho of course their algorythms were superior to yahoo's.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KZeIEiBrT_w

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I watched a single video some months ago which demonstrated two separate reactions of looking at one's self in a mirror for the first time.


  1. Reaction by a humanoid A.I.: on seeing itself in a mirror, it smiled, very briefly, then cancelled the expression, looking entirely passive. The smile appeared cold, and calculated, not at all expressing what a genuine human smile does; express recognition and pleasure.
  2. Reaction by a blind person from birth whose sightless was restored by surgery as an adult. The smile was genuine, warm, and obviously pleasurable.


these two results demonstrated that the A.I. was tought to smile as reaction of self-awareness in the mirror, while the human, recognizing he looked at his reflection, was genuinely pleased to do so without being told in advance that he would see a reflection of himself.


AI has a long way to go to compete with humanity.

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We tell God what to do and then blame Him for our errors.

- Dr. Pet Dragon of Sorbonne University

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AI removes the necessity for God.

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@Debby

Ok, Ok. your IQ is over 130.

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@fauxlaw

So we win in the smiling at ones reflection competition.


And we loose in the complex data analysis competition.


In fact, even in the much less complex mathematical calculations competition, the humble calculator has been beating us for decades.



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The humble calculator does nothing until taken in hand. Just another tool, like a gun; evidence that we will never be able to successfully legislate human behavior relative to tool use, because that is the engine of misuse of tools, not the tools, themselves.

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We tell God what to do and then blame Him for our errors.

- Dr. Pet Dragon of Sorbonne University

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@FLRW

It also has not peaked yet.

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