And they’ll train that AI on the first AI’s detection performance. This process is called Generative Adversarial Neural Networks, or GANN. It works really well and allows AI to become superhuman by having superhuman obstacles to overcome.
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And then someone will create a new AI capable of defeating the old one. It’s just AIs all the way.
And they’ll train that AI on the first AI’s detection performance. This process is called Generative Adversarial Neural Networks, or GANN. It works really well and allows AI to become superhuman by having superhuman obstacles to overcome.