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nitrateaudio
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What they are doing with audio and on the fly translation audio. it's scary now fast its advancing. AI will probably put translators and tour guides out of business first.
This will never happen. As someone who works in Silicon Valley and who comes from a math and science background, let me explain why.
The trend in the past few years is for business people to incorrectly use the term "AI" to refer to things that don't even come close to satisfying the criteria for artificial intelligence.
Take natural language processing. The only reason translators *appear* to have gotten better compared to, say, 30 years ago, is because they now use larger lookup tables with faster speeds. Which means they can perform dumb lookups on a much larger data set. But there's no intelligence happening. This is apparent whenever you put in a phrase and the translator makes a very stupid mistake. They make a stupid mistake because they don't understand
context any better now than they did 30 years ago.
As another example take SpaceX's autonomous rocket landings. There's no intelligence happening there either. What's happening is a computer with lots of RAM that's able to perform math calculations quickly. The math to do this was known 60 years ago but you couldnt put a computer with enough RAM on a rocket back then to perform those calculations fast enough.
Silicon Valley companies have a long history of exaggerating things (or flat out lying) in order to attract investment money. The AI stuff is just another example of that.
The reality is that artificial intelligence is something that is impossible to achieve. There's many reasons for this.
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