Can AI catch up to us?
Johns Hopkins neuroscientist Daeyeol Lee's new book explores the definition of true intelligence By Katie Pearce / Published Winter 2020 Daeyeol Lee is not concerned about artificial intelligence surpassing that of human beings—the hypothetical event known as "technological singularity"—anytime in our life spans. As the Johns Hopkins neuroscientist sees it, true intelligence requires life, and AI doesn't have that. Bacteria do. Plants do. Machines do not. In fact, he says, "the debate over whether AI can develop real intelligence is meaningless un...
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