[Inori]

This is a really interesting article (though a bit frightening), and I would definitely recommend giving it a read. Analyzing the writing, I find it more and more common for journalists to refer to AI as if it was human (i.e., "who"), which creeps me out a little.

https://futurism.com/googles-ai-is-learn...-other-ai/

[pvnk]

That was an interesting read. Thanks!

[Korvidius]

The singularity has come, it seems.

[mothered]

What a wonderful article.

I'd love to see the technological advancements In AI 50 years from the time of this post (or perhaps a little less).
You're my source of Info @Inori, thanks.

[DarkMuse]

I mean haven't worms been doing this for years? It's the same concept I think? Essentially its just transferring more info and the ability to learn further possibly building off of what was already learned. Data transfer and adaptable programs. Not too crazy conceptually I believe. But then again I feel like all programs seem simple in the beginning.

[Satan]

I mean haven't worms been doing this for years? It's the same concept I think? Essentially its just transferring more info and the ability to learn further possibly building off of what was already learned. Data transfer and adaptable programs. Not too crazy conceptually I believe. But then  again I feel like all programs seem simple in the beginning.

Afaik worms work by self-replication. From what I understand from the article, this is able to build other AI beyond just itself.

[Inori]

I mean haven't worms been doing this for years? It's the same concept I think? Essentially its just transferring more info and the ability to learn further possibly building off of what was already learned. Data transfer and adaptable programs. Not too crazy conceptually I believe. But then  again I feel like all programs seem simple in the beginning.

Afaik worms work by self-replication. From what I understand from the article, this is able to build other AI beyond just itself.

Correct. Tl; dr: Google made an AI that makes better AIs than Google.

[insidious]

a bit unnerving but nonetheless interesting.

I've also found that journalists are more and more personifying AI. I've always been interested in this kind of stuff, but especially after watching West World, it's very interesting to see the AI sector evolve.

[pvnk]

I mean haven't worms been doing this for years? It's the same concept I think? Essentially its just transferring more info and the ability to learn further possibly building off of what was already learned. Data transfer and adaptable programs. Not too crazy conceptually I believe. But then  again I feel like all programs seem simple in the beginning.

Afaik worms work by self-replication. From what I understand from the article, this is able to build other AI beyond just itself.

Correct. Tl; dr: Google made an AI that makes better AIs than Google.

That's so smart.

[Elf]

I mean haven't worms been doing this for years? It's the same concept I think? Essentially its just transferring more info and the ability to learn further possibly building off of what was already learned. Data transfer and adaptable programs. Not too crazy conceptually I believe. But then  again I feel like all programs seem simple in the beginning.

Afaik worms work by self-replication. From what I understand from the article, this is able to build other AI beyond just itself.

Correct. Tl; dr: Google made an AI that makes better AIs than Google.

Ill just wait for Apple AI thank you very much.