Does artificial intelligence lead to artificial personality and mood?

[shin]

If computers with artificial intelligence could develop something close to human personality traits, which do you think would be among the first they would exhibit?

[Anonymous]

If computers with artificial intelligence could develop something close to human personality traits, which do you think would be among the first they would exhibit?

Envy perhaps..



Have you watched the show Humans shin?

[Anonymous]

Take a look at this  shin.

Fernanda Viegas and Martin Wattenberg, two Google engineers currently leading the Google Big Picture Data Visualization Group, would agree with the Turing test being a bit outdated. It's precisely why they set out to administer and record their own test to figure out if machines have feelings, personalities, and psychological idiosyncrasies.



The pair wrote a blog post on Medium detailing their process to answer these questions. They decided to present four commercially available vision systems different Rorschach inkblots to see how they examined and reacted to them.



"To understand the subconscious thoughts of the new mechanical brains, we turned to an old standby. We made them stare at inkblots and tell us what they saw," reads their blog post on Medium about the whole project. "Before we started, we worried that all image recognition programs would have the same personality. Our very first results put that fear to rest."

https://tech.co/artificial-intelligence-personalities-2015-08">https://tech.co/artificial-intelligence ... es-2015-08">https://tech.co/artificial-intelligence-personalities-2015-08

[Anonymous]

If computers with artificial intelligence could develop something close to human personality traits, which do you think would be among the first they would exhibit?

I'm uneasy with robots replacing human beings. And I'm not talking about doing mundane tasks either.

[shin]

If computers with artificial intelligence could develop something close to human personality traits, which do you think would be among the first they would exhibit?

Envy perhaps..



Have you watched the show Humans shin?

No, I've never heard of it... but I don't watch much TV these days. I'm a cord cutter. What's it about?



Yesterday, I was thinking avarice or eagerness might be high up on the list.

[shin]

Take a look at this  shin.

Fernanda Viegas and Martin Wattenberg, two Google engineers currently leading the Google Big Picture Data Visualization Group, would agree with the Turing test being a bit outdated. It's precisely why they set out to administer and record their own test to figure out if machines have feelings, personalities, and psychological idiosyncrasies.



The pair wrote a blog post on Medium detailing their process to answer these questions. They decided to present four commercially available vision systems different Rorschach inkblots to see how they examined and reacted to them.



"To understand the subconscious thoughts of the new mechanical brains, we turned to an old standby. We made them stare at inkblots and tell us what they saw," reads their blog post on Medium about the whole project. "Before we started, we worried that all image recognition programs would have the same personality. Our very first results put that fear to rest."

https://tech.co/artificial-intelligence-personalities-2015-08">https://tech.co/artificial-intelligence ... es-2015-08">https://tech.co/artificial-intelligence-personalities-2015-08

I thought the results they got were sort of typical of what you get when you do a reverse image search on Google and Bing. Sometimes they have enough data to match a wild card image; other times what constitutes an educated guess is out in left field.



Have you ever played a computerized chess game on a low difficulty level and found it to make moves which seem to defy logic? I don't think they can get out of logic paradox loops with great results because of their polar reasoning parameters.

[shin]

If computers with artificial intelligence could develop something close to human personality traits, which do you think would be among the first they would exhibit?

I'm uneasy with robots replacing human beings. And I'm not talking about doing mundane tasks either.

Whenever you need reassurance that robots will fail horribly at enslaving us, just go to the supermarket and observe the myriad issues that arise at the automatic checkout lane.  



Every robot I've seen lacks the versatility to thrive in an environment with x factors they have no established data on.

[Anonymous]

If computers with artificial intelligence could develop something close to human personality traits, which do you think would be among the first they would exhibit?

I'm uneasy with robots replacing human beings. And I'm not talking about doing mundane tasks either.

Whenever you need reassurance that robots will fail horribly at enslaving us, just go to the supermarket and observe the myriad issues that arise at the automatic checkout lane.  



Every robot I've seen lacks the versatility to thrive in an environment with x factors they have no established data on.

I use the automated checkout line..



I haven't had any problems with it.

[Anonymous]

If computers with artificial intelligence could develop something close to human personality traits, which do you think would be among the first they would exhibit?

Envy perhaps..



Have you watched the show Humans shin?

No, I've never heard of it... but I don't watch much TV these days. I'm a cord cutter. What's it about?



Yesterday, I was thinking avarice or eagerness might be high up on the list.

It's a British show about very human like robots.

[Odinson]

Maybe they could create the ultimate wife..



Hot cyborg twins always in their sexiest lingerie while cooking food and cleaning the house.. Always ready to please their drunken master.



Regular women would become obsolete.

[shin]

If computers with artificial intelligence could develop something close to human personality traits, which do you think would be among the first they would exhibit?

I'm uneasy with robots replacing human beings. And I'm not talking about doing mundane tasks either.

Whenever you need reassurance that robots will fail horribly at enslaving us, just go to the supermarket and observe the myriad issues that arise at the automatic checkout lane.  



Every robot I've seen lacks the versatility to thrive in an environment with x factors they have no established data on.

I use the automated checkout line..



I haven't had any problems with it.

The ones here run into all sorts of problems. One news story reported that a malfunction caused a self checkout change dispenser to give out $20 bills freely.

[shin]

If computers with artificial intelligence could develop something close to human personality traits, which do you think would be among the first they would exhibit?

Envy perhaps..



Have you watched the show Humans shin?

No, I've never heard of it... but I don't watch much TV these days. I'm a cord cutter. What's it about?



Yesterday, I was thinking avarice or eagerness might be high up on the list.

It's a British show about very human like robots.

I'll look into reading the synopsis on it.

[GORDY GAMBINO]

If computers with artificial intelligence could develop something close to human personality traits, which do you think would be among the first they would exhibit?

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[Anonymous]

If computers with artificial intelligence could develop something close to human personality traits, which do you think would be among the first they would exhibit?

I'm uneasy with robots replacing human beings. And I'm not talking about doing mundane tasks either.

Whenever you need reassurance that robots will fail horribly at enslaving us, just go to the supermarket and observe the myriad issues that arise at the automatic checkout lane.  



Every robot I've seen lacks the versatility to thrive in an environment with x factors they have no established data on.

I use the automated checkout line..



I haven't had any problems with it.

The ones here run into all sorts of problems. One news story reported that a malfunction caused a self checkout change dispenser to give out $20 bills freely.

I never see those kind of malfunctions, darn it.

[Anonymous]

If computers with artificial intelligence could develop something close to human personality traits, which do you think would be among the first they would exhibit?

I'm uneasy with robots replacing human beings. And I'm not talking about doing mundane tasks either.

Whenever you need reassurance that robots will fail horribly at enslaving us, just go to the supermarket and observe the myriad issues that arise at the automatic checkout lane.  



Every robot I've seen lacks the versatility to thrive in an environment with x factors they have no established data on.

I use the automated checkout line..



I haven't had any problems with it.

The ones here run into all sorts of problems. One news story reported that a malfunction caused a self checkout change dispenser to give out $20 bills freely.

I never see those kind of malfunctions, darn it.

lol, me neither.