are you agree we are in a new age? the ai age?

[ArMaP]

Yes, it makes choices according to the programming, even if those choices are not directly related to what the programmers decided it should choose they are still a consequence of the programming.

We are not that different, as our choices are based on a kind of programming we have, with "rules" like "food is good" or "pain is bad".

[Sgt.Rocknroll]

But we have the ability to ignore that pain or not eat or visaveraea. Or the next time reverse it. When a machine has 'free will', then it'll approach AI.

[ArMaP]

That's one of the problems with AI, we don't really know how natural intelligence happens and what really influences it, so we can only try to replicate the final result.

[Sgt.Rocknroll]

Well there it is, the 'WE'. Not the 'IT'.

[ArMaP]

Well there it is, the 'WE'. Not the 'IT'.

Sorry, I don't get it. 

[Sgt.Rocknroll]

You said we manipulate it. Not it manipulates us.

[robomont]

a bot with hiarchy programming would decide priorities.a human sets priorities.
if its given priorities by programmer, then watches human behavior.it can self adjust for normal frequency play.to blend in the background.
it knows us well by our research paterns.these research patterns are keys to more vaults.i learned this the other day when i turned off all adware strings of code.i was a nobody and websites didnt want me.the string of search history is our badges.at least it looked that way to me.
so ai has a very big code on all of us.especially now that vpns are traceable.

[ArMaP]

You said we manipulate it. Not it manipulates us.

Where did I say that?

As I use to say, as long as things have an "off" switch we will not have any big problems.

[ArMaP]

the string of search history is our badges.

Badges? We don't need no stinking badges!

so ai has a very big code on all of us.

That's one of the cases I think I mentioned before, that's more statistics than AI. Now that most big companies are pointing their resources at what they call "big data", with new database engines made specifically for that, they are getting more and more information from available data.

[Sgt.Rocknroll]

what really influences it, so we can only try to replicate the final result.

I was only paraphraseing what you said.

Here is the  we and  it

[A51Watcher]

Sophia has come a long way in a short time -

[A51Watcher]

Portuguese AI robot wins world title on wikipedia for being picky and splitting hairs     -

[ArMaP]

A problem with Portuguese Wikipedia is that they accept both the Brazilian and European versions of Portuguese, so it's possible they keep on changing from one version to the other.

And yes, some Portuguese do like to "split hairs".