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It's entertainment. It is to AI research what a David Copperfield show in Vegas is to experimental physics. It's fun, but don't portray it as science.
If you're a research lab, you probably don't want to be known for prestidigitation tricks being passed of as breakthroughs in media written for the scientifically illiterate. Honestly, it's just sad, I can't even understand the logic behind it
ugh i know... pathetic, right??
Exactly my thoughts when I first saw Sophia. At an AI fest. PS: my personal opinion, It sounded/felt as if it's talking some hardcoded answers, the intelligence involved was in picking them..
Money and media attention.
In an attempt to understand, I asked the language model why they did this. The answer might explain a few things.pic.twitter.com/Xd3U5NbjUM
Was waiting to hear your thoughts on this after reading your recent paper on intelligence.
Yes, you can. The logic is simple: maximization of publications for funding, i.e., the PROFIT MOTIVE. The scientific establishment is not exempt from the economic mode. You are in denial either consciously or unconsciously, but that is the truth you have to reconcile with...
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