What ai

wake me up when they have robots that move faster than geriatric patients and look like loli catgirls

>>25486924 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Artificial_general_intelligence

>>25486948 But its not invented

>>25486956 AIs already bet 99% of humans in pretty much any cognitive tasks and recent OpenAI publications show that AI can become experts in pretty much any field that has an objetive loss function. Now it's only a matter of making it more efficient.

This AI seems an awful lot like search engine results tediously collated into mostly intelligble sentences. Can't we simply have the search engine results instead? You know, like it used to be when it was good.

>>25487032 I use kagi works well enough for me

Nobody puts ketchup in fridge

>>25487056 I do

>>25487032 >This AI seems an awful lot like search engine results tediously collated into mostly intelligble sentences. that's powerful af, also being able to combine multiple searches into one result in requested language format is also superb and great time saver. it can also rule out results based on criteria and give quickly digestible tl;dr even on some broader topics and answers to clarifying questions sort of like teacher. granted that it can tell bs which might be hard to spot if the topic is not too well documented.

>>25487102 >powerful It's a huge waste of time and resources.

yeah i get it, eventually it will make all people obsolete. lets just lay back and enjoy the ride.