{"id":103417,"date":"2017-03-09T08:58:06","date_gmt":"2017-03-09T08:58:06","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/gerdtestpress.online\/?guid=8b2f85fe9f28a5f20e0547a94fc05679"},"modified":"2017-03-09T08:58:06","modified_gmt":"2017-03-09T08:58:06","slug":"artificial-intelligence-has-become-meaningless-good-points-via-the-atlantic","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/futuristgerd.com\/es\/2017\/03\/artificial-intelligence-has-become-meaningless-good-points-via-the-atlantic\/","title":{"rendered":"La \"inteligencia artificial\" ha dejado de tener sentido \/ good points via The Atlantic"},"content":{"rendered":"
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\u201cDeflationary examples of AI are everywhere. Google funds a system to identify toxic comments online, a machine learning algorithm called Perspective. But it turns out that simple typos can fool it. Artificial intelligence is cited as a barrier to strengthen an American border wall, but the \u201cbarrier\u201d turns out to be little more than sensor networks and automated kiosks with potentially-dubious built-in profiling. Similarly, a \u201cTennis Club AI\u201d turns out to be just a better line sensor using off-the-shelf computer vision. Facebook announces an AI to detect suicidal thoughts posted to its platform, but closer inspection reveals that the \u201cAI detection\u201d in question is little more than a pattern-matching filter that flags posts for human community managers.<\/p>\n

AI\u2019s miracles are celebrated outside the tech sector, too. Coca-Cola reportedly wants to use \u201cAI bots\u201d to \u201ccrank out ads\u201d instead of humans. What that means remains mysterious. Similar efforts to generate AI music or to compose AI news stories seem promising on first blush\u2014but then, AI editors trawling Wikipedia to correct typos and links end up stuck in infinite loops with one another. And according to human-bot interaction consultancy Botanalytics (no, really), 40 percent of interlocutors give up on conversational bots after one interaction. Maybe that\u2019s because bots are mostly glorified phone trees, or else clever, automated Mad Libs.\u201d<\/p>\n

\u2018Artificial Intelligence\u2019 Has Become Meaningless
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\"Los ejemplos deflacionarios de IA est\u00e1n por todas partes. Google financia un sistema para identificar comentarios t\u00f3xicos en Internet, un algoritmo de aprendizaje autom\u00e1tico llamado Perspective. Pero resulta que unas simples erratas pueden enga\u00f1arlo. La inteligencia artificial se cita como barrera para reforzar un muro fronterizo estadounidense, pero la \"barrera\" resulta ser poco m\u00e1s que redes de sensores y quioscos automatizados con perfiles incorporados potencialmente dudosos. Del mismo modo, la \"IA del club de tenis\" no es m\u00e1s que un mejor sensor de l\u00edneas que utiliza visi\u00f3n por ordenador. Facebook anuncia una IA para detectar pensamientos suicidas en su plataforma, pero un examen m\u00e1s detallado revela que la \"detecci\u00f3n por IA\" en cuesti\u00f3n es poco m\u00e1s que un filtro de coincidencia de patrones que se\u00f1ala las publicaciones a los gestores humanos de la comunidad.<\/p>\n

Los milagros de la IA tambi\u00e9n se celebran fuera del sector tecnol\u00f3gico. Al parecer, Coca-Cola quiere utilizar \"robots de IA\" para \"producir anuncios\" en lugar de humanos. Lo que esto significa sigue siendo un misterio. Esfuerzos similares para generar m\u00fasica con IA o componer noticias con IA parecen prometedores a primera vista, pero luego los editores de IA que recorren Wikipedia para corregir erratas y enlaces acaban atrapados en bucles infinitos entre s\u00ed. Y seg\u00fan la consultora Botanalytics (no, en serio), el 40% de los interlocutores abandonan a los bots conversacionales tras una sola interacci\u00f3n. Quiz\u00e1 sea porque los bots son, en su mayor\u00eda, \u00e1rboles telef\u00f3nicos glorificados, o bien ingeniosos Mad Libs automatizados\".<\/p>\n

La \"inteligencia artificial\" ya no tiene sentido
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