Scientific American article and Q&A with Director Noah Hutton about Bluebrain Year 3: scientificamerican.com/article.cfm?id=bluebrain-documentary-premiere.
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The constant advancements in computing power, machine learning algorithms and breakthroughs in relevant technologies is setting the interaction between humans and computers on a road where sometime in the near future advanced Artificial Intelligences (A.I.) will engage with people in many meaningful ways. The possibility of a machine with consciousness raises many philosophical, psychological and sociological questions about the nature of consciousness itself and what it really means to be intelligent. The computational modelling of human cognitive abilities can play a significant role in the advancement of cognitive psychology, giving a better understanding of people’s own intelligence. Going from natural to Artificial Intelligence, there are many challenges and risks to be met, but also great opportunities. Via Szabolcs Kósa, vidistar, Futurecratic Delete the scoop?
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