No, this isn't a Mandalorian reference. Well, it wasn't until I just wrote it—and I haven't seen it so I can't really comment on that.
Well, I might be getting ahead of myself. But at least one other researcher is talking about a different approach to AI. Can you hear the thunder?
The image accompanying this article is from part of the work at https://www.smbc-comics.com/comic/wonder-2, © Zach Wienersmith, and appears here as fair use (commentary), because: Boy! Do I have comments on the state of AI development.
Successors to the popular Generative Pre-trained Transformer (GPT) neural model have been tested for morality. Any surprise they all failed?
Someone has really missed the boat on the difference of mind vs brain!
https://slashdot.org/story/20/05/11/1755250/ionq-ceo-peter-chapman-on-ho...
I was just given my first, official, Artificial Intelligence task as a contractor at IBM. I think it's starting out well!
I just designed and trained a custom model of my own design using the workshop notes from a very talented IBMer.
A theory of mind is a terrible thing to waste.
That is all.
Well, look who's discovered a neurological interest in cognition? Everyone!
BoingBoing shows a video glitching and like a carnival barker shouts: "Watch an AI-generated human face become monstrous as its neural network decays!"
The current state of AI is both amazing and depressing. Let's get the bad news out of the way, first, shall we?