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Are we now closer to achieving artificial intellignece and singularity?
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Are we now closer to achieving artificial intelligence and singularity why?
We're certainly closer because advances in technology have allowed us to create machines that can walk and talk much more naturally than was possible 10 years ago let alone 100 years ago. However, we're still a long way from achieving an artificial intelligence that can reliably pass the Turing test.
Are you now closer to achieving artificial intelligence and singularity?
No. Artificial intelligence has come on in leaps and bounds, however we are no closer to the notion of singularity than we were when we started. In March 2015, we managed to accurately model just 1 second's worth of human brain activity, but it took over 40 minutes for the 4th most powerful supercomputer to process. We've still a long way to go before machine's can truly "think" like a human.
Given the developments in cloud computing instantaneous optical recognition and real time translation of languages on mobile devices are you now closer to achieving artificial intelligence?
yes
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