Ask HN: If AI teached mankind a new language, are we AI?
With the breakthrough shown by AI in go game, some commenter suggested that it could provide new heuristics for playing. Abstracting this idea, in the future, the new machine learning methods applied to real world situations could be used to solve real life situations in new ways, that new way of acting could be explained with new ideas, concepts and in the end it could be a new language for describing our world. Like virtual reality in with new features are transfered directly to our brains and we have learned to interpreter and transmit to other humans that information via a new language. In such a state I wonder if our intelligence could be described as natural intelligence or if by contrary our brain should be modelled from infancy in this new language, connected to those AI that provides our eyes for new concepts (like glasses). In that symbiosis, I think that our intelligence would have become a new AI.
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[ 3.2 ms ] story [ 13.3 ms ] threadWhile the concept of machines as teachers, parents, or originators of culture is very interesting, trying to come up with these definitions isn't. It's a semantic argument and, until we actually do need to talk about these things in a well-defined way, pointless.