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Fast forward, Steve, to today, where Google and these other engine companies, the other tech companies, are trying to build artificial intelligence.
The strangest thing that they found, one of the strangest things, is that the systems that they designed, this artificial intelligence, which a lot of people have heard about, is they designed a bunch of systems, they’re called neural nets, terms simply taken out of brain work, neurons in the brain, nets because they actually look like a net.
They put in some inputs. The computer’s work spit out an answer, sounds normal to you, because you’re thinking about that calculator you had in 1976 on your desk.
When you ask the person who designed the system, how did it come to that answer? How did your neural net, can you show me the calculations, they say, no, we don’t know. We don’t know how the thing we designed actually came up with that answer. That’s pretty strange.
They take the same neural net now and they put it in front of a video game. No learning, nothing. To the computer, they say, sit in front of your video game and learn how to play. It seems the computer learns better than any human in history, faster than any human in history, beats any human in history, but when you ask the designer, how did it do it? No one knows. It just did it. That’s the first little touch of things that we already have gotten to a place where we don’t understand it and we built it.
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