Large Language Models, Artificial Intelligence and the Future of Law

Session 2: What is the history of AI development?

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How do I know is something is Intelligent?

General AI, also known as Artificial General Intelligence (AGI), refers to AI systems capable of understanding, learning, and applying intelligence across a wide range of tasks, similar to human intelligence. Specific AI, often called Narrow AI or Weak AI, is designed to perform a particular task or a set of closely related tasks with intelligence.
Learning and Adaptability: AGI has the ability to learn from experiences, adapt to new situations, and solve problems in varied contexts without being explicitly programmed for them. In contrast, Specific AI excels at its designated tasks but lacks the ability to adapt beyond its predefined operational parameters.

If machines can only follow instructions from humans, if they are not intelligent, then they should never be able to beat humans in these tasks. Some examples of Specific AI where computers perform better than humans:

Strong vs Weak AI

Real-World Applications of Specific AI

Translations: Google Translate was launched in 2006. Does it understand context?
Virtual Assistance: Siri was launched in 2011. Is it really helpful?
Image Recognition: Google Photos. Can it really recognise images?

Public Applications

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