All modern AI is narrow. We train AI to do a specific (hence narrow) function and then find ways to apply it to a task. A “strong” AI would be capable of doing anything a person can do.

Generative AI combined with humanoids, which many companies are racing to turn out, is a game changer. Construction jobs, physician jobs, police jobs, and many more will soon be at stake.

The then-Pontifical Council for Culture hosted the 2021 symposium on AI referenced earlier. The now Dicastery for Culture and Education has established a digital culture department.

Creating so-called artificial general intelligence (AGI) – that is, an AI system that can do all the cognitive tasks a human can do and more – is a current focus within Silicon Valley.

AI—and the massive robot work force it will soon unleash—is coming. The International Monetary Fund recently said 60 percent of jobs in advanced economies could be affected by AI.

She describes her alter ego as a type of third entity, a “transhuman poet” that she embodies as she employs various AI tools. Her work has been featured by Art Basel, Gucci and MoMA, among others.

The transHuman Code Bestseller and Ethics in AI Debated at the 2019 Zermatt Summit. Zermatt, September 12, 2019– This exclusive gathering of technology, corporate, finance, government, academic ...