What AI can do: enumerated


"Frankenstein was written during the first Industrial Revolution, a period of enormous changes that provoked confusion and anxiety for many. It asked searching questions about man's relationship with technology: are we creating a monster we cannot control, are we losing our humanity, our compassion, our ability to feel empathy and emotions?" 

This was written by Paolo Gallo, the Chief Human Resources officer at World Economic Forum. 

"Frankenstein relies on the notion that humans will inherently reject artificial intelligence as unnatural and bizarre. A great deal of that is owed to the particularly odd appearance of Frankenstein's monster... But what about when AI comes in a more attractive package, one that has real utility?"


Now here is the ever-expanding list: 

- playing checkers 

- natural language processing 

- be an intelligent personal assistant

- GANs (optimizing both a generator & discriminator)

- DALL-E (optimizing both an embedding prior model and its decoding). Adding an objective there and optimizing across multiple agents (e.g. imagine both optimizing a language model, and some consequence on the real world or a game)

- ability to recursively improve until technological singularity

- self-driving cars 

- efficient business processes 

- companionship 

- predicting earthquakes

- interpreting medical images and speech 

- generating jokes 

- generating mathematical theorems

- generating US patents 

- generating innovative designs for antennas 

- generating new paint colors

- generating new fragrances

- identify plant species better than any human

- write passable essays

- beat you at a game of Starcraft 2

- solve the 60-year-old ‘protein folding problem’

- diagnose some diseases

- play romantic matchmaker

- write solid computer code

- offer questionable legal advice

- calculate artillery firing tables for the US army (ENIAC)

- detecting data breaches

- provide product recommendations 

- automate marketing, takeover SWE roles

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