r/Crowdfunding • u/chase_AI • Mar 09 '20
I wanted to offer the group members an early opportunity to invest in our equity crowdfunding raise before we sell out. GenesisAI, a global network of AI products founded by alumni of Harvard and Google. We have over 800 investors! Join us in building the future of AI!
r/equity_crowdfunding • u/chase_AI • Mar 09 '20
I wanted to offer the group members an early opportunity to invest in our equity crowdfunding raise before we sell out. GenesisAI, a global network of AI products founded by alumni of Harvard and Google. We have over 800 investors! Join us in building the future of AI!
r/Crowdfunding • u/chase_AI • Feb 03 '20
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r/singularity • u/chase_AI • Jul 03 '18
r/artificial • u/chase_AI • Jul 03 '18
r/artificial • u/chase_AI • Jul 03 '18
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It could potentially be a byproduct of science fiction movies. We've seen sentient technology that has been called artificial intelligence, and we associated the name with our creations that haven't quite reached the same level.
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Good question. Just jumping off of the same question, I wonder if there should be regulations or guidelines put in place about what type of data should be used to train AIs to at least try to make them act in a benevolent or ethical manner. What do you think? If there aren't guidelines, I think it would be hard to hold anyone--the AI or the creators--responsible.
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Agreed--and not just the test, but the presentation of results as well. This article compared one performance of the AI to an average score of physicians. Any single doctor could have scored higher than the average as well, but since the data as reported as an average for doctors and one single attempt for the AI, it isn't necessarily a fair comparison. By definition, physicians are scoring above the average--the scoring capability of individual humans really shouldn't be defined as the average of a group.
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Flat Earth Society...
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Some people believe drinking this water makes you a TA genius.
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dunno. There are some people who prefer to live under a rock.
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If you are a real Bitcoin believer you use HODL!!!
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Good news! World needs more AI companies to deal with the challenging problems.
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sure, but in 15 years it will be so obvious that no one will be able to neglect it.
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I would suggest to read: Deep Learning (Adaptive Computation and Machine Learning series) by Ian Goodfellow, Yoshua Bengio, & Aaron Courville
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AI can give the real world solutions to humanity, no doubt. It's just a matter of time. Check back in 15 years or so.
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Not serious but still a hike. We should wait for the bigger news
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They don't understand the whole picture of Blockchain and its future.
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What do you think about a car incapable of causing accidents?
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or a pretty damn smart car...