• JackGreenEarth@lemm.ee
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    8 months ago

    True AI does exist, many things are AI. What you may be thinking of is AGI, (artificial general intelligence), which doesn’t yet exist.

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        8 months ago

        It uses neural networks which are some of the best established AIs in existence and have been for decades.

        What definition of AI are you using? Because it’s wrong hehe

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        8 months ago

        Well, machine learning is considered a subfield of artificial intelligence.

        You definitely mean “Artificial General Intelligence”

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          8 months ago

          Really? Because AI has been around in sci fi for a long time. Generative AI is what tried to redefine the definition

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            AI has been a sub field of computer science for decades and has never meant the same thing as in sci fi.

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            8 months ago

            The AI you’re thinking of in sci fi might be AGI. AI has long meant a field of computer science where you get computers to do tasks that require human intelligence, such a a recognising images, playing chess, generating text of images, etc.