The mushroom that AI thinks is a pretzel
https://www.bbc.com/news/technology-49084796
Of course AI doesn't "think" that a mushroom is a pretzel because it doesn't think anything and it has no intelligence. Further, AI doesn't understand what it means to be wrong and that there are consequences for making mistakes. Artificial intelligence doesn't understand anything and what is troubling is that it can't care about anything.
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Originally Posted by BBC News
Butterflies labelled as washing machines, alligators as hummingbirds and dragonflies that become bananas.
These are just some of the examples of tags which artificial intelligence system have given images. Now researchers have released a database of 7,500 images that AI systems are struggling to identify correctly. One expert said it was crucial to solve the issue if these systems were going to be used in the real world... The researchers from UC Berkeley, and the Universities of Washington and Chicago, said the images they have compiled - in a dataset called ImageNet-A - have the potential to seriously affect the overall performance of image classifiers, which could have knock-on effects on how such systems operate in applications such as facial recognition or self-driving cars... |
Of course AI doesn't "think" that a mushroom is a pretzel because it doesn't think anything and it has no intelligence. Further, AI doesn't understand what it means to be wrong and that there are consequences for making mistakes. Artificial intelligence doesn't understand anything and what is troubling is that it can't care about anything.
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