Is artificial intelligence intelligent ?

[Dariusz]

Empathy, morality, emotions - is AI really intelligent ?
And how does chess relate to this today…

https://www.chessengeria.com/post/is-ar ... ntelligent

[smatovic]

my2cents:

Obviously the current large language models are not able to hold an internal representation of the chess board and apply the rules of chess on it.

Further I would like to remind of the semiotic triangle when communicating with large language models like GPT-3:

https://epsilon.app26.de/post/gpt-3-and ... -triangle/

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Srdja

[Ronald]

if you believe that miracles are happening inside your brain then maybe, otherwise of course!

[towforce]

Empathy, morality, emotions - is AI really intelligent ?

There is a simple rule in AI: once a computer can do something, that behaviour is no longer regarded as intelligent. Quick example: the ability to do arithmetic quickly used to be impressive - now it's a dumb activity for the spreadsheets.

Following this rule, there won't be any intelligent behaviour left by the end of this decade!

And how does chess relate to this today…

Computers can pick better chess moves than humans. These days, that feels a bit like saying that cranes can lift heavier weights than humans.