i guess it's our innate desire to win and achieve? and we haven't taken the time to reflect what we are naturally good at and focus on that, yet being dragged and distracted by all the things that come our way. the point here is never how computer can beat human in chess, but why we can work together with AI, or any technology really, to solve the problems of our generation.
Franco, thanks for addressing this giant elephant in the room.
Comparing AI with humans is like comparing 2D with 3D animation.
Yes, 2D animations are faster but doesn’t it mean it’s better?
The funny thing is, we don’t even know how many dimensions we humans have. It’s certainly not just 3.
Yes, Ai will always win vs humans IF the game is designed that way. (Ex: crunching numbers, assessing data points etc)
Now we must ask: why play the game you aren’t designed to win at? Hell, why do you even want to win?
i guess it's our innate desire to win and achieve? and we haven't taken the time to reflect what we are naturally good at and focus on that, yet being dragged and distracted by all the things that come our way. the point here is never how computer can beat human in chess, but why we can work together with AI, or any technology really, to solve the problems of our generation.
Amen Franco!