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We live in a world in which computers can trade stocks faster than any broker on the floor and best any living human in the game of Jeopardy. But it turns out even our smartest artificial intelligence (AI) is still relatively dumb. So what do humans have that our machines don't? Guia Marie Del Prado, 14/10/2015 Via Pierre Tran 
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When big time entrepreneur Elon Musk headed to the podium at the MIT symposium at a recent meeting on technology, he turned heads as he spoke openly about the threat of artificial intelligence potentially causing human extinction... L.J. Devon, 29/11/2014 Via Pierre Tran
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The differences between human intelligence (UI) and artificial intelligence (AI ) are related to their history. While the brain is born with the primary task of governing body and ensure its survival , in AI builds a brain without a body, and we consider only the rational aspects and abstract intelligence, neglecting the interaction with the environment. It follows that the UI is broad spectrum and can cope quite well and solve a very wide range of problems, while each AI program is set up to solve a specific problem. lazi04, 31/05/2014 Via Pierre Tran
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In recent years deep learning has gained an increasing popularity among machine learning practitioners and researchers. ANNA STĘPIEŃ, 09/09/2015 Via Pierre Tran
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"AI is back. For the first time since the 1980's, artificial intelligence researchers are making tangible progress on hard problems, and people are starting to talk seriously about strong AI again. In the mean time, our increasingly data-driven world has kicked off an arms race between companies ..." Via Leona Ungerer
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Scientists and engineers are creating a world in which cars drive themselves, machines recognize people and humanoid robots travel unattended. Via Ana Cristina Pratas, Terheck
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November 2, 2013 6:07 PM
"The growing power of computer vision is a crucial first step for the next generation of computing, robotic and artificial intelligence systems. Once machines can identify objects and understand their environments, they can be freed to move around in the world. And once robots become mobile they will be increasingly capable of extending the reach of humans or replacing them." |
I believe AI will make great headway over the next five years and will be nearly as important as the common belief. I just don't think AI will replace humans, at least not for a long time. This is why I'm so bullish on technologies which can radically AUGMENT HUMAN INTELLIGENCE and PERFORMANCE. I think that's where the smart money should be going!