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Time for AI to cross the human range in English draughts

AI took over 30 years to go from beginner level to superhuman level

Time for AI to cross the human range in StarCraft

AI took about twenty years to go from beginner level to high professional level.

Time for AI to cross the human performance range in ImageNet image classification

Computer image classification performance took 3 years to go from untrained human level to trained human level

Time for AI to cross the human performance range in Go

Computer Go took over 30 years to go from beginner level to superhuman.

Time for AI to cross the human performance range in chess

Computer chess took around 50 years to go from beginner level to superhuman level.

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Investigation into the relationship between neuron count and intelligence across differing cortical architectures

Survey participants (n = 83) were given anonymized descriptions of behavior in the wild for four animals: one bird species and one primate species with a similar neuron count, and one bird species and one

Time for AI to cross the human performance range in diabetic retinopathy

In diabetic retinopathy, automated systems started out just below expert human level performance, and took around ten years to reach expert human level performance. Details Diabetic retinopathy is a complication of diabetes in which the back

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What we’ve learned so far from our technological temptations project

The history of geoengineering, nuclear power, and human challenge trials suggest that social norms and regulation exert powerful forces on the use of technology.

Superintelligence Is Not Omniscience

Chaos theory allows us to rigorously show that there are ceilings on our abilities to make some prediction. This post introduces an investigation which explores the relationship between chaos and intelligence in more detail.