Artificial Intelligence

Question 1

Infallible

Answer 1

Infallible means never failing/falling!

It was his ambition to achieve an AI that can beat humans @ any intellectual task.
It would be infallible because it would be so clever.
The vaccine for small pax is infallible, the natural spread of that disease has been completely stopped.

Question 2

Inevitable

Answer 2

Inevitable means cannot be avoided or stopped.

I’m just getting ready for the inevitable rise of the machines.
That’s the takeover of the world by AI.
It is inevitable that one day the sun will stop burning.

Question 3

Surpass

Answer 3

To surpass sth is to do or be better than it.

What happenes when it’s intelligence surpasses ours?
Many parents across the world hope that their children will surpass them in wealth, status & achievement.

Question 4

Benevolent

Answer 4

Benevolent means kind & helpful.

We would programme the computer to be benevolent.
Father Christmass is a benevolent character.

Question 5

Sentient

Answer 5

Sentient or able to think for itself.

A sentient robot could make up its own mind about how to interpret the laws.
Many people wonder about the possibility of sentient life on other planets.
Once the intelligence become sentient … .

Question 6

Far fetched

Answer 6

Far-Fetched which means difficult to believe.

That far fetched story you told me about being late the other day because of dragons.
I think that’s a bit far-fetched.

What’s with the protective gear & helmet?
I’m just getting ready for the inevitable rise of the machines. That’s the takeover of the world by AI.
The word robot as we use it today was first used in a 1920’s Czech play Rossums Universal Robots.
But before that what was its original meaning?
Forced labour
A mixed bag of opinion there.
Speak for yourself. I’ve waited long enough … .