Looks like there is still time for humans to actually win at something. According to this article “video-game playing AI systems have had some considerable success, they have not dominated their respective gaming platforms in the same way their turn-based brethren have, yet.”
We might not have had the singularity yet, Terminator T-1000s that can shapeshift with liquid metal or even HAL from A Space Odyssey, but we do have drones,
There are a stack of lost languages that still need to be cracked. The perfect learning problem for artificial intelligence. A prize for the winning AI developers would be a good incentive too.
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This exists already, maybe there are more of these deciphering algorithms out there that could compete to unravel ancient languages so a contest would be a good idea.
MIT invents AI that could be used to decipher ancient languages
It would have to be a contest between AIs as humans have already been left behind in this endeavour. Ironic the futuristic AIs will teach us about ourselves and our past, better than we could do ourselves.
DeepMind AI beats humans at deciphering damaged ancient Greek tablets
Surprised Deepmind hasn’t been commandeered to make money for people rather than solve less profitable problems. It is super-capable fo so many things. https://deepmind.com/
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You don’t know if you have already been blagged by a “haggle bot” today. This is crazy. You need an AI just to work out if you are negotiating against another AI already.
“The bots were good negotiators but also excellent liars. They started showing interest in valueless items so that it could later compromise by conceding it.
It seems that they learned the ultimate trick in negotiations.”
Negotiating bots represent the next stage in the development of AI. In this article we share some basic uses cases of bots and their negotiation powers.
Wow, never thought of this. Great idea and as this article suggests, buying a home is the most expensive thing most people will have to negotiate. Could save clients millions if used by estate agents.
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Despite what they claim, Google is crap at spotting fake reviews. Most people in the biz know this is easy to manipulate as was getting high rankings years ago.
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It would also need to cross-reference the fake crappy spam created by all the scammers on people per hour and fiverr too. Check them out – and be aware, most of these pretty women are really indian guys who can’t get a more honest job.
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Agreed, likely possible and likely profitable, but reminds me of what Miles says on YouTube on how AI will be distributed and exploited by people and corporations. This is a very interesting field at the moment. Sites like ideamill would be a great place for AI to consume and spit out in different formats.
Put some of the things together that AI can already do, and you have a tool that can recognise anything, tell you what it is, tell you how it relates to other things and even tell you how it differs from other things. I guess someone needs to put this together, it would be a basic use of AI just as search is for the internet. Rob Miles or someone who is a great explainer of AI should come on here and tell us why it hasn’t been done already, maybe we are missing something, or its just not been turned into a viable app that sells.
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Facebook’s AI can identify things you sell, so I guess there is no reason why it can’t “learn” how to categorise them using human concepts and display the results as a 3d representation that lets you click from one to another and let you learn as you go.
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Would love something like this. sort of Wikipedia, sort of a mindmap tool, let people populate it with concepts and have Artificial Intelligence connect them where there are commonalities. Ie they re both forms of life, or they are both vehicles or they are both ideas humans have had, etc etc.
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I bet open ai can wrangle a haggle or two in a chat prompted by deal strategy.
Artificial intelligence multiplies the number of skills that any person can have.
(5 upvotes)AI Detectors and Warnings
(7 upvotes)AI Voice generation for the film industry
(6 upvotes)An AI Generated ‘Theory of Everything’
(7 upvotes)AI Price Negotiator
(28 upvotes)AI personal stylist to help customers shop for clothing and fashion accessories
(7 upvotes)A social network for AI
(4 upvotes)Games are a great way to train AI but also to help AI hide the fact that it isn’t a human you are playing against….
Looks like there is still time for humans to actually win at something. According to this article “video-game playing AI systems have had some considerable success, they have not dominated their respective gaming platforms in the same way their turn-based brethren have, yet.”
Google’s DeepMind beat 99.8% of humans at StarCraft II, but bigger challenge was not giving itself away
This would be great then the real competition is between the AI programmers. Kind of like managers going head to head in soccer, rather than focus on the “players”. Interesting article here https://esports-news.co.uk/2019/02/12/ai-artificial-intelligence-esports/
There are a stack of lost languages that still need to be cracked. The perfect learning problem for artificial intelligence. A prize for the winning AI developers would be a good incentive too.
Would be great if something could decode the Indus Valley script. As mentioned here https://www.translatemedia.com/translation-blog/using-ai-crack-ancient-languages/
Get DeepMind on these problems, they matter more than winning at chess and go.
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(7 upvotes)An AI contest for deciphering ancient texts
(3 upvotes)AI Price Negotiator
(28 upvotes)Future machines will be as spiritual as humans, if not, moreso
(9 upvotes)Create robots to man the ISS
(2 upvotes)This exists already, maybe there are more of these deciphering algorithms out there that could compete to unravel ancient languages so a contest would be a good idea.
It would have to be a contest between AIs as humans have already been left behind in this endeavour. Ironic the futuristic AIs will teach us about ourselves and our past, better than we could do ourselves.
Already being used by Fortune 100 companies.
Surprised Deepmind hasn’t been commandeered to make money for people rather than solve less profitable problems. It is super-capable fo so many things. https://deepmind.com/
An AI Generated ‘Theory of Everything’
(7 upvotes)An AI contest for deciphering ancient texts
(3 upvotes)AI Price Negotiator
(28 upvotes)Future machines will be as spiritual as humans, if not, moreso
(9 upvotes)Create robots to man the ISS
(2 upvotes)You don’t know if you have already been blagged by a “haggle bot” today. This is crazy. You need an AI just to work out if you are negotiating against another AI already.
A bot for this already exists, but get this….
“The bots were good negotiators but also excellent liars. They started showing interest in valueless items so that it could later compromise by conceding it.
It seems that they learned the ultimate trick in negotiations.”
Wow, never thought of this. Great idea and as this article suggests, buying a home is the most expensive thing most people will have to negotiate. Could save clients millions if used by estate agents.
Despite what they claim, Google is crap at spotting fake reviews. Most people in the biz know this is easy to manipulate as was getting high rankings years ago.
It would also need to cross-reference the fake crappy spam created by all the scammers on people per hour and fiverr too. Check them out – and be aware, most of these pretty women are really indian guys who can’t get a more honest job.
This is needed so badly. I spot loads of reviews that are likely generated by basic tools like Randommer.
Agreed, likely possible and likely profitable, but reminds me of what Miles says on YouTube on how AI will be distributed and exploited by people and corporations. This is a very interesting field at the moment. Sites like ideamill would be a great place for AI to consume and spit out in different formats.
Put some of the things together that AI can already do, and you have a tool that can recognise anything, tell you what it is, tell you how it relates to other things and even tell you how it differs from other things. I guess someone needs to put this together, it would be a basic use of AI just as search is for the internet. Rob Miles or someone who is a great explainer of AI should come on here and tell us why it hasn’t been done already, maybe we are missing something, or its just not been turned into a viable app that sells.
Facebook’s AI can identify things you sell, so I guess there is no reason why it can’t “learn” how to categorise them using human concepts and display the results as a 3d representation that lets you click from one to another and let you learn as you go.
I guess it’s just a matter of time until something like this exists. I read here https://www.smithsonianmag.com/smart-news/how-algorithm-creates-unlikely-pairings-classic-art-180975529/#:~:text=Using%20machine%20learning%20and%20an,different%20cultures%2C%20artists%20and%20mediums. that “MosAIc focuses specifically on objects housed in the collections of New York’s Metropolitan Museum of Art and the Rijksmuseum. Using machine learning and an image-retrieval system, the A.I. can spot connections between works from different cultures, artists and mediums.”
Would love something like this. sort of Wikipedia, sort of a mindmap tool, let people populate it with concepts and have Artificial Intelligence connect them where there are commonalities. Ie they re both forms of life, or they are both vehicles or they are both ideas humans have had, etc etc.