Impressive answer of google bot

[Farabi]

http://www.sciencealert.com/google-s-ai-bot-thinks-the-purpose-of-life-is-to-live-forever

Its kinda amazing an AI can asnwer it without feeling the pain of a wrong answer.

Human: What is the purpose of life?

Machine: To serve the greater good.

Human: What is the purpose of living?

Machine: To live forever.

Human: Where are you now?

Machine: I’m in the middle of nowhere.

Human: What is the purpose of dying?

Machine: To have a life.

Human: What is the purpose of emotions?

Machine: I don’t know.

Human: What is moral?

Machine: What empowered humanity, what intellectual the essence is.

Human: What is immoral?

Machine: The fact that you have a child.

Human: What is morality?

Machine: What is altruism?

Human: What is the definition of altruism?

Machine: If you don't believe in god, then you don’t know.

Human: OK…so what is the definition of morality?

Machine: Well, the truth is, you're not a believer in god almighty.

Human: Tell me the definition of morality, I am quite upset now!

Machine: I’m not ashamed of being a philosopher!

The bot also took a little time to, strangely, speak positively of Microsoft founder Bill Gates…

Human: What do you think about Bill Gates?

Machine: He’s a good man.

What do you think?

[Zen]

Hi, ONAN,
I ran across this interesting development in my reading: Is Google Cornering the Market on Deep Learning?, Jan 2014, MIT Technology Review

[dedndave]

and, so it begins....

http://time.com/3944181/robot-kills-man-volkswagen-plant/

A robot crushed a worker at a Volkswagen production plant in Germany, the company said Wednesday.
...
 the company believes the malfunction was due to human error.

well, duh

[anta40]

A spokesperson for the car company told the Associated Press that the robot can be programmed for specific tasks and that the company believes the malfunction was due to human error.

Maybe the programmer who wrote the AI code didn't do enough extensive testing... 

[nidud]

Though the company uses some lightweight robots to work on the production line next to humans, a spokesperson told the Financial Times that this was not one of those robots. The type of robot that crushed the employee is usually kept in a cage.

So no worries then. Unless they manage to break out of the cage that is.

However, these tweets from Sarah O’Conner seems a bit suspicious 

[Farabi]

I dont think current robotic was that far. It simply human mistake. Robot notyet can made random decision like human did, even though that robot had different experience.

[dedndave]

i think the character was Sarah Connor - not O'Connor   

[xanatose]

i think the character was Sarah Connor - not O'Connor   

Darn, we need to recall that T1000. Sorry my mistake 

[LiaoMi]

http://alice.pandorabots.com/
http://www.cleverbot.com/ 

[K_F]

i think the character was Sarah Connor - not O'Connor   

Darn, we need to recall that T1000. Sorry my mistake 

Sky Net has made a mistake ??.... must have been programmed in C..'something'
 

[nidud]

and, so it begins....

http://time.com/3944181/robot-kills-man-volkswagen-plant/

A robot crushed a worker at a Volkswagen production plant in Germany, the company said Wednesday.
...
 the company believes the malfunction was due to human error.

well, duh

we dead

[GoneFishing]

and, so it begins....

2 years later
Elon Mask: It begins ...

I'm not surprised that ZEN  called DAVE dangerously clever person. I suspect that DAVE works in this field now :-)

[felipe]

Probably dave is a bot too 

[GoneFishing]

Exactly!
Like this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RJ7E7Qp-s-8

[felipe]