1956, siamo in un piccolo college americano a Dartmh e un gruppo di scienziati si riunisce con una idea visionaria. Possiamo far pensare le macchine. Era la prima volta che qualcuno ad alta voce diceva che l'intelligenza, quella umana, potesse essere simulata.In quel gruppo c'erano persone come John McCarfy e Marvin Miskuzione, ma una convinzione. Se descriviamo abbastanza bene l'intelligenza, possiamo replicarla. Beh, per tanti era una follia, addirittura forse un salto nel buio.Anche noi, Pasquale abbiamo ...

Google announced on Wednesday its plans to sign onto the European Union's "Code of Practice" for artificial intelligence, a set of guidelines on how businesses can follow the rules of the E.U.'s new AI Act. https://t.co/LU17c1Gvka ...

AI Fundamentals & History - AI has been studied for almost a century and integrated into daily life for decades, exemplified by facial recognition and voice assistants [2] - Large language models (LLMs) have driven recent AI advancements, making AI conversational and accessible [5] - AI systems learn from vast amounts of text and other data, enabling them to generate human-like text, but they lack human-level understanding, feelings, and consciousness [8] AI Risks & Ethical Considerations - AI-generated content raises copyright concerns due to the lack of mechanisms to trace the origin of training data and compensate original creators [12] - AI can perpetuate and amplify societal biases present in the data it is trained on, leading to discriminatory outcomes [19] - The use of AI for social scoring, as experimented with in some countries, raises concerns about privacy and restriction of personal freedoms [15] - The European Union's AI Act aims to regulate AI development and usage based on risk levels, prohibiting certain applications like social scoring [16] AI Limitations & Future Directions - AI systems, particularly LLMs, struggle with numerical and spatial reasoning [21][22] - It is crucial to educate and promote conscious development and usage of AI [24] - AI is not a magical solution but a tool that requires human intelligence to understand, regulate, and guide its development [25] - Research efforts, such as the EU-funded Infinity project, focus on improving the quality and representativeness of data used to train AI, particularly in the context of cultural heritage [20]

A surgical pause on the most ambiguous parts of the the EU's AI Act would help make sure that when the rules do arrive, they work, writes @parmy (via @opinion) https://t.co/f4m4ebRAEQ ...