An avatar explains how AI systems self-modify to improve accuracy, powering e-commerce recommendations, autonomous vehicles, and facial recognition. Current AI can drive cars, navigate robots, pilot fighter jets, and translate between languages.
The computer would then alter its algorithms on its own to try and be more accurate. This approach led to many miraculous things, such as recommendations on e-commerce websites, autonomous driving, identification of people you might know on social media, facial recognition, and more. Imagine a person who has read everything ever written. Imagine a composer who has listened to all the music ever recorded. And then imagine that this unbelievable person works for you. I want you to get some sense for the vast breadth of what this now allows for.
Let's have another AI tell us some of the things that AI is now capable of. Here are just a few of the things that I am now capable of: autonomous driving, robot navigation, flying fighter jets, reading, writing, and speaking in multiple languages, optical character recognition, converting speech to text, foreign language translation.
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