Hey I didn't mean to be offensive or anything 😅. I think I owe a correction. We don't "know exactly how it works", but we understand what drives it, at least. I meant like we have to provide it with material from which it has to train from before becoming 'intelligent'.
What I tried to say about non-coder people is that some of them over-estimate and that the word "taking over" doesn't really suite here. But people who build up a neural network, who code the algorithms, know to a pretty good extent as to what their AI can do and what it cannot.
Try checking out this documentary to clarify more about what I'm talking about youtu.be/WXuK6gekU1Y . It's an AI that beat the best human player of a game called "Go". See what the team members have to say when the press becomes concerned about the AI after the human player lost three consecutive games.
Once again, I deeply apologize if I offended anyone🙏🙏🙏. Hope I clarified the misunderstanding.
Happy Coding!
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Hey I didn't mean to be offensive or anything 😅. I think I owe a correction. We don't "know exactly how it works", but we understand what drives it, at least. I meant like we have to provide it with material from which it has to train from before becoming 'intelligent'.
What I tried to say about non-coder people is that some of them over-estimate and that the word "taking over" doesn't really suite here. But people who build up a neural network, who code the algorithms, know to a pretty good extent as to what their AI can do and what it cannot.
Try checking out this documentary to clarify more about what I'm talking about youtu.be/WXuK6gekU1Y . It's an AI that beat the best human player of a game called "Go". See what the team members have to say when the press becomes concerned about the AI after the human player lost three consecutive games.
Once again, I deeply apologize if I offended anyone🙏🙏🙏. Hope I clarified the misunderstanding.
Happy Coding!