Which will happen first? Artificial cell-like tech or artificial brain-like tech? By cell-like tech, I mean self-manufacturing, self-maintaining macrorobots made of trillions of coordinated nanorobots.
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I suspect AI will come first, regardless of how it may compare in terms of complexity and difficulty.
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that nanotech sounds *far* more complicated to me
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Do you think that AI will come in the next 50 years? Next century? More?
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Absolutely no idea. One thing is sure: not soon. When it gets a lot closer, we'll be able to determine a time estimate.
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How do we define “intelligence” here? If we take the definition from Turing, I see no reason how a cell-based system can display intelligence easier than other types of machine.
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both are so exciting! but if we focus on AI then it could help us reach so many goals fast. right? I want to believe I'll witness it in my lifetime.
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Do you think deep learning could be way of achieving intelligence? Is intelligence not something more than math? (though math is one of the most powerful tool we have but isn't intelligence something beyond it)?
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Agreed. Most AI systems today are on problems where human have a macroscopic oversight and can direct solutions towards a larger goal. Nanobots and the like systems will struggle without this oversight.
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