標題: Artificial intelligence is limited, [打印本頁] 作者: piloyniloy13@gm 時間: 2024-3-11 17:06 標題: Artificial intelligence is limited,
participating in the forum with Dr. John Collick, Head of International Education Strategy at Promethean . His presentation had the theme " AI and Education – Challenges and Possibilities for the Future". We continue to reproduce the most important ideas from Dr. Collick's presentation. The singularity is the point at which artificial intelligence becomes self-aware and capable of self-improvement. There are 3 fundamental questions that we can ask ourselves in this context – When will it happen? Hasn't it already happened? If it does, will we be able to recognize the phenomenon? Human and artificial intelligence are totally different "Artificial intelligence is limited, specific. People have general intelligence. Let's explain: AI will never be able to learn how to
ride a bike or cook Italian food, but it can successfully play chess. Artificial intelligence works Italy WhatsApp Number Data by learning probabilities, humans learn from experience," said Dr. John Collick. Returning to the theme of the Romania-Republic of Moldova Education Forum , with an emphasis on the Evaluation of learning in the era of artificial intelligence, Dr. John Collick distinguished between automatic evaluation and that performed by an evaluator teacher. “When each of you evaluates an essay, consider argument, evidence, coherence, style. In order for the AI to be able to evaluate, it is necessary to first introduce millions of works into the system, in order to be able to make a map of the probabilities. Artificial intelligence builds a picture of reality, based on the analysis of
probabilities," stated Dr. John Collick. The biggest problem will be when artificial intelligence uses the internet to generate results The internet is not reality, it's just a collection of information. Issues of discrimination, politics, legality and intellectual property rights can easily arise. "In 2015 two young black men were perceived by Google as gorillas. Artificial intelligence uses associations of images it finds on the internet. The vast majority of them are of Caucasian men – both in paintings and in old scanned photos. The more examples we give the system, the easier it is for it to recognize correctly. Artificial intelligence is discriminatory because using images from the Internet the majority (75%) represent men. Of these, 80% have fair skin. Only 4.1% are black
