Comments by "ΞΞΞ" (@isfrank) on "AI Search"
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"AI", for me, means a software driven intelligent entity, just as a human is an intelligent entity.
Any reasonably mentally well developed adult can, at all times, respond to whatever it is presented / audibly prompted with, in [㎳] (mili seconds). Even behaviour and sounds of animals (limited average to the species with globally most human interactions).
If my goal is to render you, a human, genuinely speechless, I would have a very hard time.
For this comparison, let's view severe hallucinations as speechless for the latest LLMs;
I would have no problem with confusing GTP4o. Not textually, audibly, nor visually.
As soon as it can respond in realtime to how I talk and which social queues I present, either through body movement, or lack there of, or tone in voice rhythm, choice of words, length of pauzes... basically everything that defines human communication, only then will I accept it being an Artificial Intelligence.
Right now very smart people programmed something and that something does what it has been ordered to do. It can't really develop "mentally". Scope is the limit.
It is another very advanced Automatron.
Not intelligent. It has no character, it is not unique for you or me. It does the same for everybody. Automatron.
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@SixTough yeah, because in tech (versioning) the digits are usually seperated for Major versions, Minor versions and Patches (1.2.3 respectively). The reason why 1.5.0 lower is than 1.25.0, is because versions are incremented sequentially and only return to 0 if the leading number increments.
Meaning: 1.2 becomes 1.3, 1.4, 1.5, 2.0. Back to 0, because the new Major version has yet to receive any Minor updates.
There is no subtracting or dividing in versioning, because it's not Math. Everybody (usually, roughly) knows what happened before and what can happen next without having to calculate variables.
Returning to the AI topic; If the context (i.e. topic conversation or the user's possible profile weights) is not software related, in my opinion the AI should answer a question with real world applicable logic. Since in every day life we deal with many types of numbers, of which time the most, assuming 1.25 is less than 1.5 would be the logical approach.
Possibly with a small (*) that mentions the reasoning
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