The recent hype about the emergence of ChatGPT and the battle between Google, Microsoft Corp., and OpenAI to control the search market has taken attention from more significant advancements in computing, which will have a much bigger impact than just deciding which website provides better tax advice.
Quantum computing is the ultimate aspiration of scientists and researchers, but it remains a distant dream.
Last month Alphabet Inc., the parent company of Google, made strides in addressing one of the most substantial issues impeding the growth of this new field – accuracy – by introducing solutions to improve it.
As we conclude our discussion on the Bloomberg Robot Test, we are left with a greater understanding of technology and automation’s role in our lives. While robots and artificial intelligence may seem like something out of science fiction, they are becoming increasingly integrated into our daily routines.
The Bloomberg Robot Test challenges us to think about what it means to be human and whether machines can replicate human behavior and emotions. As we saw, the test is not perfect, and there are limitations to what it can tell us about the capabilities of robots and AI.
Source: bloomberg.com
