Submitted by AnakinRagnarsson66 t3_119h2jm in singularity
Abruzzi19 t1_j9ptpte wrote
It is going to happen, but nobody can tell you when it is going to happen. Suggestions range from 'in a couple years' to 40 years or a couple hundred years. Nobody knows for sure.
Why is it going to happen?
We already have tons of weak artificial intelligence (or what I would like to call: complex algorithms). This type of artificial intelligence only knows how to do one type of thing, but with greater results than any human could produce. Examples: Chess AI, ChatGPT, Googles AI, Apples Siri, Amazons Alexa, etc. They excel at what they were designed for, but are completly useless in other applications. We havent created a general purpose artificial intelligence yet (strong artificial intelligence), because it is a highly complex task. But it shouldn't stop us from doing it.
Imagine an artificial intelligence so intelligent and efficient, that it can do more research in a couple weeks than 100000 years worth of human research would ever discover. It is going to drastically change our collective lives.
AnakinRagnarsson66 OP t1_j9pvrka wrote
Great comment
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