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-Joseph Wilson The following is an (lightly edited) excerpt from Joseph Wilson’s forthcoming book Humans of AI: Understanding the People Behind the Machines to be published by University of Toronto Pr...

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There is a belief that more computing power will directly and inevitably produce more intelligence on the part of AI. But that fundamentally misunderstands what intelligence is

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There is a belief that more computing power will directly and inevitably produce more intelligence on the part of AI. But that fundamentally misunderstands what intelligence is