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Originally Posted by SkyFire
Serious AI is unlikely (impossible?) within the context of traditional computing.
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You have provided absolutely no evidence whatsoever to back up this point.
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Originally Posted by Russ86
Agreed, the idea of quantum computing is exciting, but, while it's a drastic improvement, it has already been hypothesized that it will still be a far stretch from the capabilities of neural networks. Millions of years of biological evolution can't be duplicated in a few decades, it's just not going to happen.
On the other hand, systems that incorporate synthesized neural networks, that's a game-changer. The problem is, we can't even research stem cells in this country without people throwing a fit, so if it were to happen, I think it's a few lifetimes out still.
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I find it funny that you talk about "artificial neural networks" being impossible when they are
commonly being used right now.
I understand they are not exactly the same, but the way you worded that gives me the idea that you really don't know much about AI and are just blindly conjecturing.