Category: Technology
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Chess AI does not know chess – The death of Type B strategy and its philosophical implications
Abstract Playing chess is one of the first sectors of human thinking that were conquered by computers. From the historical win of Deep Blue against chess champion Garry Kasparov until today, computers have completely dominated the world of chess leaving no room for question as to who is the king in this sport. However, the…
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Thinking. Cold.
Turing machines are widely believed to be universal, in the sense that any computation done by any system can also be done by a Turing machine. In a new article, researchers present their work exploring the energetic costs of computation within the context of Turing machines. (1) Try to think. Does it matter how much…
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Making AI less scary. Humans being afraid to die…
Some days ago, we posted here an article about how Artificial Intelligence (AI) and neural networks appear to have human traits that can be scary. In particular, in one of my encounters with Google Bard (now Gemini) the program responded to my “Hello there!” greeting with “General Kenobi!” (rf. to Google Bard is dead. We…
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Ethical AI – Part 0: Why?
Artificial Intelligence Harmonia Philosophica Ethics Framework: A series of articles that try to formulate an ethics framework for Artificial Intelligence based on the principles promoted by Harmonia Philosophica. The goal is to create a set of major principles that computers should follow in the new post-humanity era. The goal of this series is the articulation…
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How humans will fight off AI at work – In the same way we play chess and walk along
Artificial Intelligence is here to make a difference. Anything we do is related in one way or the other with artificial intelligence and neural networks. Decisions are now more efficient. Productivity will be higher than ever. Computations are conducted in an instant. Advanced systems will be controlled by algorithms. Problem solving will be not only…
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