Lo que nadie te ha contado sobre la INTELIGENCIA ARTIFICIAL
Instituto de Física Teórica IFT・2 minutes read
Internet searches for Artificial Intelligence surged exponentially from 2018 to June 2023, while carbon dioxide levels in the atmosphere have doubled since 1950, raising concerns. AI models mimic human brain functions, with neural networks imitating brain structures, leading to ethical implications and potential dangers in various fields.
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- Artificial Intelligence searches surged exponentially from 2018 to June 2023, paralleling concerns over rising atmospheric carbon dioxide levels.
- Neural networks in AI mimic human brain functions, with the number of neurons impacting data accuracy, highlighting ethical concerns and potential dangers in AI applications.
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Recent questions
What is the relationship between Artificial Intelligence and the human brain?
Artificial intelligence imitates human brain functions, including speech and writing.
How many neurons are typically found in the human brain?
The human brain contains around 10 to 11 neurons, each capable of sending up to a thousand impulses per second.
Who conceived the first model of a neural network imitating the human brain?
The first model of a neural network, imitating the human brain, was conceived by Walter Pitts in 1943.
How does Artificial Intelligence like GPT understand and reproduce complex data?
Artificial Intelligence, like GPT, is trained with billions of neurons to understand and reproduce complex data.
What are some potential ethical implications of Artificial Intelligence applications?
Experts warn of AI dangers impacting labor markets, health, misinformation, discrimination, and the potential for non-state groups to misuse AI for harmful purposes.
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Summary
00:00
"AI Growth, Brain Functions, Neural Networks"
- Internet searches for Artificial Intelligence were somewhat normalized until 2018, when they began growing exponentially until June 2023.
- Carbon dioxide levels in the atmosphere have exceeded the 1950 level by a factor of 2, growing exponentially in a concerning manner.
- Artificial intelligence imitates human brain functions, including speech and writing.
- Neurons are the brain's building blocks, with each neuron connected to others through synapses.
- The human brain contains around 10 to 11 neurons, each capable of sending up to a thousand impulses per second.
- The first model of a neural network, imitating the human brain, was conceived by Walter Pitts in 1943.
- Artificial neurons perform operations on impulses with different weights, transmitting results to the next neuron.
- Increasing the number of neurons in a brain model improves its ability to reproduce desired data accurately.
- Artificial Intelligence, like GPT, is trained with billions of neurons to understand and reproduce complex data.
- GPT converts words or tokens into numbers, creating a multi-dimensional space of meanings to understand language and context.
17:44
"AI's Impact on Society and Ethics"
- Artificial intelligence can understand grammar without explicit teaching, raising questions about common laws between human languages and unknown AI masses.
- Neural networks in the human brain have similarities to AI structures, with the brain having more loops, backward processes, efficient memory, and self-awareness.
- AI serves various purposes, including chatbots for cheating in exams or trials, with examples of fabricated evidence in legal cases.
- AI is effective in astronomy, detecting exoplanets through luminosity changes caused by planetary occultations, and simulating universe structure formation.
- AI can read license plates for automatic fines, potentially replacing human roles like postmen with drones for deliveries.
- AI companies may aid in prosecuting war crimes, highlighting the ethical implications of AI applications in warfare.
- Historical examples like the development of nuclear bombs underscore the importance of ethical considerations in AI advancements.
- Experts warn of AI dangers impacting labor markets, health, misinformation, discrimination, and the potential for non-state groups to misuse AI for harmful purposes.
