Why We’re Still Underestimating Artificial Intelligence – Andrew McAfee

Dr. Andrew McAfee describes an unexpected phenomenon, and one with profound consequences: for many tasks artificial intelligence technologies not only perform better than us; they also perform differently. They clearly don't reason the same way we do, which means they are not limited by our knowledge or constrained by our ways of looking at the world and making progress on difficult challenges.

Andrew McAfee, Co-Founder & Co-Director, Initiative on the Digital Economy Principal Research Scientist, MIT Sloan School of Management

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[marsulgumapu]

He was a bit ahead of his time. I found the “for now” refrain unsettling.

[evelynlima]

Humans don't have mental hardware, thank God. For Picasso computers were useless of coarse - creativity is a human capability and how to use your tools is one ans computers are tools