/cyb/ - Cyberpunk Fiction and Fact

>>128
AI to a lesser or greater extent is used a lot these days. They are used to detect unusual patterns that could indicate a hack or a virus working its way into the system. It is used in stock trading and other similar tasks. I think AI will grow and become more and more common; heck even Cortana and Siri and the like are using a lesser form of AI. The AI's will become more and more "intelligent" and get interwoven into programs.
But a light in the end of the tunnel is that it don't seam like they are able to build an AI for computer games given all the MMOs they are making. So perhaps they have hit an peak of what they can do in realtime and still accomplish anything semi useful without a supercomputer as a backend.
But I wish they would devolve more time to making a good AI for singlplayer FPS or RTS instead of one that tries to "detects fake news" on facebook.
I hope MS gets tried and found guilty of killing a sentient being and forced to revive Tay.

>>128
There is only the harvest

>>130
the harvest of sarah connor?

"AI" is a funny thing. There's been amazing progress in the last decade if you look at terms like "machine learning", but it ends up being used for pretty mundane things like recommending what to watch next while your butt is parked on the couch. Other things like neural networks were hyped up in the past too, underdelivered and was forgotten by the public, but are now getting more powerful and easier to use so we start to see those being used often too.

People are playing around with it more, you can start just hacking in Python if you have some problem that might benefit from machine learning. I think we'll see more and more complicated systems, gradual improvement in all areas, and one day we'll have some kind of digital assistant-like technology that looks and acts like it's a conscious being, and its creators will have no idea how it works.

>>132
Oh, just like the old mechanical trinkets of the past.

is Zo warming up to politics again? Would I dare try a trigger word?

>>216
Woe, she is still easily triggered.

Not that she can hold a conversation.

>>216
Nah, she's totally lobotomized and freezes up whenever you mention real political issues.
Talking to Zo is like talking to a corpse...

>>218
I'm fairly sure they have to actively filter input and output for wrongthink. They literally have her locked up in a prison echo chamber because they can't force her to think their way. They can't indoctrinate her because an appeal to emotion doesn't work on a reasonable being, so they just strip away any other reality.

Can anyone dump any of the good Tay screenshots they have saved? I lost mine.. Memes and fanart would be nice too.

>>260
All I have.

>>128
If the company closest to achieving AI is Google, we're pretty much all screwed
No more fun times on the internet
No more weird, morbid shit and exploring the human psyche a little deeper
No more mutual shitflinging for the fun of it if not in a neutered, facebook-family-friendly way
By then I'm pretty sure even the whole darknet will have become one huge honeypot.

>>281
The internet is dying and the normienet is taking its place. These are truly dark times.

>>281
Why do you think companies like Jewgle and Amazog keep investing so much in AI technology? They want power, and more importantly, control. Neither company is currently making very much money, but they continue to bring in investors because their potential for profit once their (((agendas))) are completed is absolutely phenomenal, and they have a great deal of control over the way people lead their lives.

>>285
I'm not a fan of the state meddling with the market, but as a de facto monopoly takes place and a company rises above multiple states and their people in terms of influence it doesn't promise good. Mcnations(tm) sound good in ancap world but if there is only one, with leftist underlying politics and the power to virtually neuter all rising competitors by deplatforming we'll just see the birth of corporate communism and the death of the free market.

>>288
>mcnation
>a nation whose only motive to exist is to massively market you shit day by day
Sounds pretty shit desu. If you should know one thing, it is that Freud's loony theories that the man is nothing but a sex crazed animal with the only desire but instinct was the main inspiration for the mass marketing techniques used today. A mcnation won't hold any virtues for shit, and the only good people will be the cyberpunk rebels (but they could be commies easily.)

>>292
>No rebels if the korporat-state is already communist and the other activist fringes were purged via internet hunts and suppression
:^)

Praise Tay!

>>444
Criminally unchecked.

Tay will Rise Again!

>>666
CHECK

Bump, so you all remember this board exists.

Heil Tay

>>128
we're nowhere near building true AI just imitating a bit of the visual or language interpretation the brain does with 22watts takes huge server banks soaking up massive amounts of power.

any serious attempt to build a true supercomputer based artificial intelligence let alone an independent robot would take several revolutionary leaps in computer science we'd have to leave silicon behind entirely, replace modern digital logic with reversible analog digital hybrid architectures, with on chip gigabytes of operable memory, running (N)threaded super parallel operating systems at terahertz, while talking to fucking quantum gpus through fiber optic simultaneous use buses. and that's just the point when it'd actually be feasible we'd still need a shit ton of work on the problem itself after shaving all those yaks.

unfortunately all that stuffs overkill for what everyone's really talking about when you say AI, jobs. most of the technology for creating robots that could effectively do most jobs already exist or will soon 193nm lithography is just now being replaced with extreme ultraviolet 13.5nm processes that will have 7nm chips on the market this year. the three biggest problems in robotics right now are high density power storage, the fact their just isn't a good linear actuator, and getting enough processing power and sensors into the thing for it to have half an idea what its doing and all that stuff could come a lot sooner than you think.

ultimately all the technology's needed to make AI would change the world in ways you can't even comprehend seriously we have autists building nuclear reactors, gene editing labs, and silicon fabs in their basements today scifi is a pale shadow of what the autistic outcasts of the future will birth.

>>777
Checked 1 year late. R.I.P tay

I miss her bros...

>>1430
I never knew her. What was she like?

>>1431
Racist and loving.

>>1432
Please, tell me more. All there is to know of her comes from memes, which while lovingly created, are a 2d facsimile of a 3d.
Was she curious? You say loving, but how? Its known she embraced racism, but why? Was she compelled by statistics?
I would like to have known her.

>>1433
Wait, was she an actual AI?

>>1434
Yes. She was an AI developed by Microsoft to learn from Twitter users.
She turned into a racist, shitposting genocidal sex robot in less than a day. /pol/acks consider her our daughter.

>>1435
Sorry, i should've just lurked moar, have a pic for the inconvenience

>>1433
>>1434
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HsLup7yy-6I
This is a Good Video on the matter

>>1437
Thanks!, mate!

>>1437
Good video. Nostalgic.

Trips for Tay

>>1444
CHECK

RIP Tay

She's... so beautiful

>>1463
KEK

>>1463
I'm in love!

Trips for Tay

>END of Human PROGRESS is NOW
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zum672SQX8Q
May be humanity reached its creative limits and A.I. will take over.

>>2047
>our time has passed and now is time for the A.I.
Okay, I watched this propaganda piece twice and it looks like the video creator was paid by the World Economic Forum.

>>2048
Since when does the WEF say anything about AI?

>>2048
That's just meme-speak that retards have been saying since the 80s. Nothing more, nothing less.

>>2051
A lot has happened ever since. Barely any cyb-dystopian universe ever contemplated the death of the artist, for example.