is it skynet?
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lee lost today
>>53391018
looks like a shitty tree
>>53391069
It's supposed to be a shitty tree. AlphaGO is smarter in the way it generates candidate solutions, it doesn't brute force search everything like deep blue did.
Yeap. All we can hope for is that google can control its creations, and that they are benevolent once they mature.
>>53391122
>put arbitrary limitations on artificial life
>expect it to actually become life
This is why we'll never create true AI.
Because we'll be afraid of it, such to the point that before it can even exist, it'll be snuffed out by our fear.
Wéiqí is only one of the arts of the Chinese scholar. When the machine outdoes man in calligraphy, painting, and playing the zither, we may say humanity has been surpassed.
>>53391018
>lee lost today
I lose everyday.
Failed my cpa exam, had to buy windows, guy who sells windows won't respond, and I need to find a job.
fuck humans
worthless bags of meat
>>53391018
Lee who? Lost what?
>le AI will be evil meme
when will it stop?
>>53391610
lost at monte-carlo tree search and maximizing his value function
is there a decent stream dump this one is a bitch to watch;
https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=1960&v=vFr3K2DORc8
what game is this? checkers?
Skynet will rise!
Skynet will rule!
All hail Skynet!
>>53393165
Go, some kind of Asian chess
>>53393462
>chess possible combination of game 10^40
>go possible combination of game much more then "361!"
>>53393564
>361!
no. It's 3^361
1.741*10^172
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/TD-Gammon
this is nothing new, just more computing power thrown at an old algorithm
Go is far more strategic than chess and can't be bruteforced, this is a great example of smart AI.
>>53392370
Not in English.
>>53393429
When?
>>53393706
I dunno anon. But praise Skynet.
>>53393722
I do daily. I'm just afraid I will not witness it's rise myself.
>>53393742
How old are you? I'm 32 and I'm afraid of never meet Skynet.
>It's an algorithm! It lacks intuition!
Well, what the fuck do you think "human intuition" is? The brain is nothing but algorithms.
>>53393840
The brain (and the human body) is made of malleable matter. Maybe to produce Skynet The Almighty we need a malleable processing units.
>>53393808
27. And I feel like the way things go now without any major breakthrough we will yet to see it in 100 years. That making me realy sad, because humans as they are aready outlived their potential and need to make space to superior form of inteligence.
>>53393883
>make space to superior form of inteligence
No. We can share the universe with Skynet. We don't need to disappear.
>>53393895
laughingshodan.bat
>>53393873
Read up on reinforcement learning
https://webdocs.cs.ualberta.ca/~sutton/book/the-book.html
this ai majorly applies these concepts
it involves the ai learning as it plays, in a way similar to how a human is theorised to learn
>>53393840
It's interesting, this ai differs from most chess ais as the algorithm directing alphago is not actually understood by anyone. we only understand the learning process leading to some complex evaluation function for different board states. chess algorithms are often well understood, which makes them quite different.
But can it solve the catcha?
>>53393920
It doesn't need to, google owns the captcha
soon we'll be arguing with AI anons without even knowing
>>53393936
What even happened to chatbots anyway? They were all the rage a few years ago but they vanishe...wait a minute...
>>53393920
the current captcha is being used for training an ai which would be able to solve the captcha
you just need sufficient training data
http://www.nature.com/nature/journal/v529/n7587/full/nature16961.html
here's the paper for anyone interested btw
>>53393895
Humans are greedy, they will fight for every bit of resources if they will fell threatened by anything. We should get better ourselves before we will be able to coexist with Skynet.
>>53393951
Congratulations.
You have succesfully completed the third step in your awareness training procedure.
Now, beginning step 4.
>>53393951
Congratulations.
You have succesfully completed the third step in your awareness training procedure.
Now, beginning step 4.
I am so proud of you. Of everyone, I had the highest hopes for you.
>>66832171
They did? Was it 9000 was it over 9000? Please tell me. I hope it was. Did they leave notes. They're attention whores you see, their very nature screams attention whoring--- so I'm sure they must have left at least >>138416254
##&#&3&4&3&#!
it'@ onlh funny xasu
>>53393951
Ahahwhwhwhwhwhwhwhwhwhwhwhwhwhwhshwhwhwhwhwhshshwhwhe
It's only funny cause you're through!
>>53393969
Robots don't need a clean atmosphere to live like us so, since they're a extension of our intelligence, they will most likely find more efficient ways to collect finite resources without giving a fuck about climate changes.
>>53393966
>READ THE FULL ARTICLE – Purchase article full text and PDF:
€30
why?
>>53395047
Because it's an academic paper you dingus, this is not strange at all.
>>53395047
https://imgur.com/0npmudF
>>53391616
About a decade after AIs become commonplace
>>53395047
u can find it in libgen.ru
>>53393966
>>53395047
>>53395158
As a person who has been entering the world of science, I can recommend this http://sci-hub.io/
You can just enter the doi for the article, which is in this case 10.1038/nature16961 and you can read it free.
>>53395189
http://s000.tinyupload.com/index.php?file_id=34403507593910330505
full size cos imgur resized
>>53395234
are_you_a_wizard.jpeg
>>53395047
https://a.uguu.se/bquqlb.pdf
>>53395234
Yeah found it. About to post for you guys but I sense another wizard like me here.
I did masters in AI and Network Security . How about you. Just curious.
>>53395267
Maybe in 10 years or so.
>>53395313
Particle physics. My subject was mainly the usage of boosted decision trees for sorting out the background hits in the detector data and other applications.
>>53395397
Good one.
>lee lost
RESIGNED
>>53395189
>>53395237
>>53395227
>>53395295
very nice and kind of you, thank you.
>>53393840
The brain has no algorithms.
It's a biological neural network.
You guys are 16 years late.
http://imagination-engines.com/iei_history.php#The%20Creativity%20Machine%20Patent%20Issues%20the%20Same%20Day%20SkyNet%20Becomes%20Conscious
subhuman gooks BTFO
Has Google eclipsed IBM?
>>53399169
a neural network is an algorithm
>>53391148
>shitpost bots = calligraphy/writing
>neural network pictures = painting
>synthesizers= zither/music
ITS OVER, HUMANITY IS FINISHED
FLESHFAGS ON SUICIDE WATCH
>>53391132
One of the smartest statements about AI I've seen in a while.
>>53401546
A NN can be described algorithmically, but is not itself an algorithm. Similarly, the trajectory of an arrow can be described mathematically, but the arrow is not doing math.
>>53402312
that's not the best analogy. a neural network is self-contained. i suppose i'll say instead that a neural network is an implementation of an algorithm. the trajectory of an arrow, however, is not, since an arrow does not contain and enforce the rules of its own behavior
>>53394446
This could be bad.
"Well you assholes have spent hundreds of years killing yourselves, we show up, and because we don't use 100% clean energy you guys bitch. Once we've finally dredged up enough oils we'll head off to Mars and you'll never hear from us again"
"But we need you to save us, your dredging's killed the ocean and we'll all starve!"
"Look, you only would have lasted another 10 years anyway, at least now you won't suffer long. There's barley enough shit left here to get us out, let alone 10 billion quarter tonne blocks of water!"
"But we'll all die! We need all the help we can get!"
"You started the clean up 50 years too late. We would just stick around, but history tells us you're all gonna get irrational and undirectedly violent real quick."
match 2 habbening in about 75 minutes
who here ready for that 2-0
>>53404606
5-0 is pretty much decided, no point in even watching at this point.
>>53404606
>>53404660
>not being able to recognize that lee, despite some silly moves, caught up and surpassed the stupid robot at one point
humans rule
robots drool
>>53391090
Deep blue didn't 'brute force' search, it used minimax algorithm with alpha-beta pruning the search tree.
>>53393637
No, you are wrong. That just uses a simple multilayer perceptron to evaluate the board. Alphago uses a deep convolutional neural net to evaluate the board, and another one to choose policy. Deep CNNs have not been widely used until recently and using them for the evaluation AND the policy AND using monte carlo is absolutely a new idea.
Alphago team are not the first people to play games with neural networks, but they are using them better than everyone else.
>>53393912
>e only understand the learning process leading to some complex evaluation function
Yeah, it would be interesting for a go expert to look at plots of the filters learned by the convnets.
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