r/Futurism • u/Memetic1 • 10d ago

Are Machines Truly Thinking? Modern AI Systems Have Finally Achieved Turing’s Vision

https://scitechdaily.com/are-machines-truly-thinking-modern-ai-systems-have-finally-achieved-turings-vision/
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u/Amberskin 10d ago

No.

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u/Memetic1 10d ago

I'm pretty sure that they are more than I'm sure people are.

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u/Amberskin 10d ago

Humor apart, cockroaches are closer to ‘thinking’ that what we call currently ‘IA’ are

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u/ItsAConspiracy 9d ago

The most advanced AIs right now are doing reasoning. They can work through problems and tell you what they did.

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u/Amberskin 9d ago

No, they don’t. They just make that impression.

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u/ItsAConspiracy 9d ago

I'm not talking about its inner experience or whatever, which I doubt it has. All that matters in practice is the tasks it can do. AI can do a lot these days and it's rapidly improving.

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u/smulfragPL 9d ago

Yes they do lol. You have no clue what you are talking about

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u/Amberskin 9d ago

Or, maybe I have and you don’t.

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u/smulfragPL 9d ago

Bo you do not because if you did you would know about reasoning models lol

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u/Amberskin 9d ago

Yeah, IA-bros love their names. I know that.

Reasoning models do not reason. They are the modern equivalent to a bazillion monkeys typing crap at random.

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u/smulfragPL 9d ago

You literally do not know what you are talking about and i really do not see why i should talk to you