THE AI EVOLUTION.

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  • Source:
    National Geographic. Nov2024, Vol. 246 Issue 5, p58-63. 6p. 3 Color Photographs.
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    • Subject Terms:
      ARTIFICIAL neural networks; GENERATIVE artificial intelligence; VACUUM tubes; SONG lyrics; CHATGPT; SUPERCOMPUTERS
    • Abstract:
      This article from National Geographic explores the evolution of AI systems and their potential future developments. It highlights the advancements in artificial neural networks, from early prototypes like the SNARC in 1951 to modern networks with billions of connections. The article also discusses the power of supercomputers, such as the recently installed El Capitan, which can perform two quintillion calculations per second. Additionally, it touches on the unexpected possibilities of AI, including its potential to redefine artistic limits and offer new styles of creativity and entertainment. However, the article emphasizes that the inner workings of AI programs are not fully understood, leaving room for further experimentation and acknowledging that AI has strengths and weaknesses. [Extracted from the article]
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