AI may never be intelligent. Does it matter?

ZDNET Tech Today - US

October 28, 2022

AI's true goal may no longer be intelligence

Some scholars of AI warn that the present technologies may never add up to "true" intelligence or "human" intelligence. But much of the world may not care about that.

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